HP CFO Wayman to Retire
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PALO ALTO, Calif. -- Computer and printer maker Hewlett-Packard Co. said Monday that Bob Wayman, the company's longtime chief financial officer who briefly served as interim CEO, plans to retire at the end of the year.
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Google Inc. said Tuesday that its chief financial officer will retire by the end of the year, creating the highest-ranking job opening at the Internet search leader since it went public three years ago.
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HPÂs chairwoman will step aside in January, the C.E.O. will succeed her and the longest-serving director resigned.
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Steve Oristaglio, who helped guide Putnam Investments in the aftermath of the scandals that engulfed the firm in October 2003 over market timing, will retire this year, Putnam said. Oristaglio, 49, served as right-hand man to chief executive Charles ''Ed" Haldeman Jr. during the tumultuous period in which the firm tried to recover both its reputation and business after being ...
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By JORDAN ROBERTSON  SAN JOSE, Calif. - Hewlett-Packard Co. said today that Patricia Dunn will step down as chairwoman of the computer and printer maker in January amid a widening scandal involving a possibly illegal probe into media leaks. She will be succeeded by CEO Mark Hurd.
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General Electric Co  said on Friday that vice chairman Bob Wright, former head of the company's NBC arm, will retire on May 1.
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Hewlett-Packard says its chairwoman Patricia Dunn is stepping down after the computer and printer maker was threatened with prosecutions over an espionage scandal.
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William Safire, a former  speechwriter for President Richard Nixon who became one of the  country's most-quoted conservatives, said on Monday he would  retire his New York Times political column in January after  almost 32 years of making the high and mighty wince.
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(InfoWorld) - Another top Hewlett-Packard executive will leave the company, with HP's announcement on Thursday that its general counsel, Ann Baskins, has resigned, effective immediately. It is unclear how closely involved Baskins, who worked for HP for 24 years, was in theÂ internal investigation scandalÂ plaguing HP. The company is being investigated for potentially using illegally methods in its hunt to uncover an internal source leaking information to the press. HP's chairman of the board hasÂ already resignedÂ and other top executives including a senior counsel and the global security manager have left the company since the scandal erupted. Baskins is among many top officials at HP that a U.S. House of Representatives SubcommitteeÂ has subpoenaed, requiring them to testify as part of the committee's investigation Thursday.
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George A. (Jay) Keyworth II, who has served on the HP (NYSE:HPQ)(Nasdaq:HPQ) board of directors since 1986, has resigned from the board, effective immediately.
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Manufacturing conglomerate Tyco International Ltd.  on Tuesday said Chief Financial Officer David FitzPatrick will retire at the end of this year "to pursue other personal and professional interests."
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GlaxoSmithKline  Chief Financial  Officer John Coombe is set to retire in March when he turns 60,  the company said on Saturday.
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Exxon Mobil Corp. said Monday that executive vice president and board member Harry J. Longwell, 63, plans to retire at the end of the year after serving nine years as a director and 41 years with the company.
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CFO Bob Wayman plans to formally retire in March. Treasurer Cathie Lesjak is slated to fill his shoes.
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Chad K. Gifford is retiring earlier than initially expected as chairman of Bank of America, a title he gained when the bank acquired FleetBoston Financial Corp.
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Hewlett-Packard Co. CEO Mark Hurd this afternoon said in a news conference that HP Chairman Patricia Dunn is stepping down.
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Jeff Raikes, the president of Microsoft&#39;s Business Division, plans to retire in September, the company said on Thursday.A Microsoft employee since 1981, Raikes oversees a broad stretch of the company&#39;s product line, including its Office, Dynamics, and Exchange software. Microsoft&#39;s Business Division generated about $16 billion in annual revenue last year, or slightly less than a third of the total.&quot;There is no overstating the incredible impact Jeff has had during his amazing career at Microsoft,&quot; CEO Steve Ballmer said in a statement.Raikes will be replaced by Stephen Elop, formerly the COO at Juniper Networks. Elop also did a stint as president of worldwide field operations at Adobe Systems following its acquisition of Macromedia, where he served as president and CEO.Elop will start at Microsoft at the end of this month and take over Raikes&#39; portfolio gradually, starting with the company&#39;s Information Worker, Business Solutions, and Unified Communications businesses.With Raikes set to retire, Bob Muglia, senior vice president of Microsoft&#39;s Server and Tools business, will now report directly to Ballmer, the company said.