CEOs

How sports directors run football clubs like corporate CEOs
Sports

How sports directors run football clubs like corporate CEOs

Though football teams have their own CEOs who oversee business operations, the sports director is the driving force behind the football club's sporting vision, just as a CEO leads a company...

AP's CEO compensation study included pay data for the top earners, who include, top row left to right: Hock Tan, of Broadcom Inc; Tim Cook, of Apple Inc; Hamid Moghadam of Prologis Inc; Ted Sarandos, co-CEO of Netflix. File Photos: AP
World+Biz

CEOs made nearly 200 times what their workers got paid last year

India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi gestures during a meeting with US President Joe Biden and senior officials and CEOs of American and Indian companies in the East Room of the White House in Washington, US, June 23, 2023. REUTERS/Evelyn Hockstein
South Asia

What 3 US tech giants announced after Modi's 'hi-tech handshake'

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World+Biz

73% of CEOs believe global growth will fall this year: PwC survey

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World+Biz

Forbes announces list of 50 executives to lead US’s top companies

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Panorama

What CEOs think about inflation

A surge or drop in stock prices can also affect a company’s capacity to retain existing employees. Photo: Reuters
Thoughts

Tech CEOs can’t afford to ignore their stock prices

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World+Biz

CEO optimism decade-high despite Covid disruption: PwC Global CEO Survey

A James Hardie factory is seen behind a fence in western Sydney 24 September, 2004. PHOTO: REUTERS/Tim Wimborne
Global Economy

Australia's James Hardie fires CEO, says his conduct risked mass walkout

Inflation has been worse, but ask CEOs and they’ll tell you it’s as bad as it’s ever been. Photographer: PM Images/Digital Vision
Analysis

Unprecedented inflation? That's what CEOs see

CEOs who get $1 salary or less
World+Biz

CEOs who get $1 salary or less

76% global CEOs expect return to growth this year
Economy

76% global CEOs expect return to growth this year

Manufacturers are confident enough in the recovery to start spending again. Photographer: Sergei_Aleshin/iStockphoto/Bloomberg
Analysis

CEOs are spending like there's no pandemic