Executives didn't table these major issues
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NEW YORK -- They could have been any three guys sitting at a table, talking about sports on TV.
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By Paul, Lois  OP-ED  Whether you're part of a public or private company, handling executive communication in these post-Enron days is not easy. Say too much and a crisis can become front and center.
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Some internal e-mails were missing, despite the company's efforts to preserve documents related to the case, mostly due to communications failures inside Intel.
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Several key executives in that group were fired during the quarter following a botched order-processing system migration. HP CEO Carly Fiorina said the problems with the system have been resolved.
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Business and communication skills are important, but many tech pros aren't given such training by employers, according to a report.
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Some companies have ousted their CEOs for merely being around during stock option scandals. Those companies weren't led by Steve Jobs.
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After a shift of power, there's little political will to finish incomplete agenda issues this session.
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The most highly paid executives in the Washington area oversaw companies with dramatically different track records last year.
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The company is far from resting on its laurels.
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The server giant failed to deliver what customers asked for, execs tell a confab crowd. But that's all changed, they promise.
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Executive sees opportunities despite recent challenges to its position from Microsoft and Oracle.
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Some top U.S. chief executives may have held on to their jobs if only they had learned the lessons of American financial history.
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Although earnings met expectations, the restaurant's comps and Q4 outlook are lacking.
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Ask any corporate executive the secret to success and there's a good chance you'll hear that the management team must work on the same goals using the same assumptions and facts -- with transparency to the CEO and board. Yet most companies don't work that way, setting the stage for missed opportunities, hidden problems, and political gaming that uses siloed data and its analysis as a departmental weapon rather than as an enterprise asset.
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This year the leaders of some of the worldâs most respected financial institutions  have been caught either unaware or uninformed about giant risks their companies took.
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Executives concerned about regulatory overload after year of scandals and mishaps
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Management has something to say about the future but won't tell us what it is.