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Agribusiness Cargilll CEO to step down
In what was termed as ongoing succession planning, Agribusiness Cargill's CEO Gregory Page would be stepping down by December 1, 2013.
Best Buy CEO Joly sells shares to pay for divorce
About 350,000 shares were sold by Best Buy CEO Joly to pay for divorce but this does not dilute his shareholdings in the company.
Bollore denies seeking paying position in Vivendi
French billionaire Vincent Bollore is Vivendi's largest shareholder and is not seeking a paying position in the French conglomerate.
CEO performance is key to determine next actions to be taken
Performance as well as past are major points to review in assessing a CEO's continuity in the position.
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In a town hall meeting, Jeff Bezos reassured the editorial staff of his recently purchased Washington Post of optimism in the digital age and continued independent journalism.
With nearly USD30 billion retained from the buyout, Vodafone is gearing towards expansion and technology upgrades.
Istithmar World announced the appointment of Ziad Makkawi as its new CEO. The state owned conglomerate of the United Arab Emirates, Dubai World, announced the completion of a USD 25 billion debt restructuring in 2011.
With the pending completion of the third largest deal in history, the CEOs of Verizona and Vodafone are near the goal that had eluded their predecessors.
Simcere founder with the firm's CEO formed a consortium to bid for the purchase of Simcere Pharmaceutical Group.
CNH Industrial COO Richard Tobin is the new CEO of the merged company between Fiat Industrial and CNH Industrial.
The market responded with a stock value search upon the announcement of Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer's retirement.
African Barrick Gold named industry veteran Bradley A. Gordon as its new Chief Executive Officer. African Barrick Gold appointed Bradley A. Gordon as its new Chief Executive Officer.
Raifeisen Bank International CEO said financial investors would prop up its capital requirements. Raiffeisen Bank International, one of Austria's foremost banks, has said that part of its capital requirements would be met by financial investors.
Wanderu, the searching and booking start up firm, has received about US$2.45 in investment funds from established firms in the industry.




