CEOs: Sorrier Than Ever
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Sometimes an apology is the best policy.
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Mention shareholder rights or  excessive executive pay and the typical U.S. chief executive  reflexively drops into a defensive crouch.
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CEOs aren&#39;t taking the care that they should with their customers&#39; data when they outsource, according to a new survey of senior management.
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NEW YORK It isn't easy being the conscience for corporate America.
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Increased oversight of chief executive  compensation has placed a lid on big salary jumps for CEOs in  very large U.S. organizations, according to a survey.
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CEO who once led company to industry glory has found himself under fire in recent years. LONDON -- Michael Eisner, who led the Walt Disney Co.
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For the executives being honored at Computerworld&#8217;s Premier 100 IT Leaders Conference, crises and other career-defining moments pose challenges but also create leadership opportunities.
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Executives concerned about regulatory overload after year of scandals and mishaps
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Sweetheart U.S. CEO pay packages will come under greater fire at annual meetings in the next few months, as more than 90 U.S. corporations face resolutions from stockholders battered by the credit crunch and economic slowdown.
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Many contracting executives are so concerned about the safety of employees that they refuse to speak publicly on the topic. Privately, they say that the risk of kidnapping impairs their operations severely.
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Mention shareholder rights or excessive executive pay and the typical U.S. chief executive reflexively drops into a defensive crouch.
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New chief executives have shorter strings and briefer honeymoons these days, but their contracts and the time it takes to negotiate them have gotten longer.
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The investment bank's CEO is toast. What about his bosses?
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A quarterly survey of U.S. chief executives showed they plan to increase hiring and capital spending, despite recent soft economic data, concerns about sluggish job growth and high energy prices.
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SAN FRANCISCO Oracle is trying to turn up the pressure in its long-running takeover attempt of PeopleSoft. Yesterday two of Oracles top executives -- co-president Safra Catz and chief financial officer Harry
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Major U.S. CEOs complained about regulatory burdens in the post-Enron environment at a high-profile conference on regulation and the legal system, while an investor advocate warned on Tuesday that business leaders should not lose sight of what matters to investors.
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More top U.S. chief executive  officers believe the economy is going to deteriorate over the  next six months than expect improvement, according to a study  of 70 top CEOs released on Thursday.