The notion of a business completely unconnected in its ethos from its workers and customers, along with the community and country in which it operates, is in fact a recipe for disaster.
* Lawsuit follows rejection of CEO Pandit's pay package * Directors accused of breach of fiduciary duties April 20 (Reut...
* Ex-chairman says pay plan not explained well * Plan by board lost in advisory poll of shareholders * Barney Frank prai...
Although I appreciate all the good philanthropy does, I wish to alter the way supersized philanthropy operates in America as part of my commitment to keep America true to our founding freedoms.
President Obama's $35,800-a-plate fund-raising dinner was the talk of Wall Street last week....
Seven publicly traded U.S. corporations represented on President Barack Obama's advisory council for jobs and competitiveness -- including General Ele...
Gen. Stanley A. McChrystal, who was relieved of command in Afghanistan after a magazine profile quoted his subordinates as disparaging senior civilian...
n order to understand Wall Street's shrug during this foreclosure crisis, which as many as 40 attorneys general are expected to announce an investigat...
Citigroup remains too "interwoven" to fail even after the government has plowed billions into rescuing the banking titan and Congress has passed laws ...
As pundits produce unofficial lists of candidates to replace top White House economic adviser Lawrence Summers -- who will leave the White House to re...
Even though bank presidents have shown they can single handedly almost sink the economy, they can't control the weather that prevented them from making it to a meeting with the president.
With the nation up in arms about the perversity of pouring billions into the coffers of the banks the symbolism of the three CEO's tone deaf failure to be present in Washington is beyond understanding.
President Obama didn't exactly look thrilled as he stared at the Polycom speakerphone in front of him. "Well, I appreciate you guys calling in," he be...
NEW YORK — The Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. is reportedly pressing for a management shake-up at embattled bank Citigroup Inc., putting CEO Vi...
Parsons and model-philanthropist MacDella Cooper are the parents of a baby girl named Ella. The 61-year-old former Time Warner chairman said only: ...
Nearly all of the old regime on Citigroup Inc.'s board of directors is on the verge of being swept away at the bank's annual stockholders meeting on T...
Federal banking regulators are pressing Citigroup to shake up its board and replace its chairman, Winfried F. W. Bischoff, in an effort to restore con...
NEW YORK (AP) -- Time Warner Inc. says Chief Executive Jeffrey Bewkes is replacing Richard Parsons as chairman of the board. Parsons will step down D...
I'm not satisfied with the roster of economic personalities and thinkers we see Barack Obama mixing with.
Unlike most of her audience of media moguls, charter school impresario Deborah Kenny has some positive results to brag about. Test scores have improved dramatically at her schools in just five years.
Billionaire investor Carl Icahn may have lost his bid to break up Time Warner Inc., but he will tell "60 Minutes," how he walked away with $300 millio...
Political-campaign financing is supposed to pit rival interest groups against one another. But in this year's wide-open presidential race, some intere...
Jeffrey Bewkes, the new chief executive of sprawling, stalled media conglomerate Time Warner Inc., hardly fits the mold of a swashbuckling visionary. ...
Time Warner Inc Chief Executive Richard Parsons is expected to announce on Monday that he will step down and be replaced by Chief Operating Officer Je...
Like bottles of Brunello di Montalcino cellared at Time Warner Inc. chief Richard Parsons's Italian vineyard, investors in the media company have been...
