Information discussed in a boardroom should remain in the boardroom.
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As the boardroom memories of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act grow dim, what these principles say — and do not say — are highly useful boardroom fodder.
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There's plenty of women who do belong in the boardroom.
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Certainly, boardroom bravado is not the answer to America's problems.
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Each episode of "The Apprentice" ended in a darkened boardroom.
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After seeing their showcase in the boardroom, I was impressed.
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Chain restaurants feeding businessmen before they head into the boardroom.
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In reality, a bunch of people sit around a boardroom.
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Pajama suits have migrated from the boudoir to the boardroom.
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"We are actually near boardroom parity," Boden told the outlet.
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The boardroom intrigue enlivens the raceway drama, and vice versa.
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"We're beginning to see the boardroom Donald Trump," said Rep.
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But they've revealed little about the boardroom infighting, until now.
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They appear everywhere from your daily commute to the boardroom.
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Fighting. Boardroom Trump loves to see people fight each other.
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The woman -- who asked not to be identified -- met Trump in a boardroom in Trump Tower and another man -- a colleague of Burnett's friend -- was in the boardroom at the time of the incident.
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Some scholars argue that diversity promotes deeper discussions in the boardroom.
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"Generally, we don't see boardroom-type retreats anymore," Mr. Sergot said.
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They want government neither in the bedroom nor in the boardroom.
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"Exac…" my half-formed word hangs in the boardroom air, ignored.
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Beyond his boardroom and reality TV broadcasts, Trump is largely untested.
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Athleisure isn't just for brunch, barre class, and the boardroom anymore.
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At a meeting at the boardroom of the Morton Center addiction
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The first set of criticisms elides the boardroom with the barroom.
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He has said he is the victim of a boardroom coup.
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Is that a true representation of what's happening in the boardroom?
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A corporate boardroom or gathering of CEOs may be more comfortable.
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There are dozens of ways to change the corporate boardroom monoculture.
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Experts said that, ultimately, the solution must start in the boardroom.
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And I think that applies to the boardroom, and all business.
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Betrayals are betrayed, boardroom machinations proliferate, monstrous conspiracies beget more monstrousness.
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But in 240, Mr. Jobs was ousted in a boardroom coup.
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At the prospect of revealing her new boardroom role, Paltrow groaned.
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Instead, Jobs staged a boardroom coup that resulted in Amelio's resignation.
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Also metallic jacquard pantsuits that gave the Bar some boardroom chic.
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That makes the boardroom the perfect place to gather diverse perspectives.
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It was less than a week now to the boardroom showdown.
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That's prompting some investors to push for a boardroom shakeup at Tesla.
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That can't happen so long as the Cabinet looks like a boardroom.
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And there are plenty of women who do belong in the boardroom.
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Genish was ousted from TIM last year amid clashes in the boardroom.
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In the boardroom, Tilman offers to buy 275 drains for $325 apiece.
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DISNEY'S EXECUTIVE boardroom may be the happiest place on Earth right now.
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The place where Apprentice contestants could battle for fame was the boardroom.
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So the awareness is there, the conversations in the boardroom are there.
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I know movies are corporate products, with budgets, line-items, and boardroom
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This suggests that younger women are making good progress in the boardroom.
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It is an all-star lineup that should command broad boardroom attention.
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In these and other ways, the principles are worthy of boardroom focus.
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The sale to Phibro also spawned another Wall Street staple: boardroom coups.
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I woke up feeling ready to fucking massacre a boardroom pitch meeting.
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He's not a CEO trying to bully someone out of the boardroom.
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The group plans to vote on boardroom diversity beyond UK-listed companies.
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But the conference suite is literally just a boardroom with a bed.
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Praise for Mr. Slimane's talent flew thick and fast from the boardroom.
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That's part of the reason you'll rarely find him in a boardroom.
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"That means they bring a different set of thinking to the boardroom."
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President Trump has brought the boardroom with him to the White House.
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The place where Apprentice contestants could battle for fame was the boardroom.
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Would all this be different if workers had seats in the boardroom?
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Right, we've all seen that in the boardroom recently in tech companies.
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A "businessman" like Trump goes from the boardroom to the Oval Office.
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But there will be challenges, both in the brew house and boardroom.
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"Blood in the Boardroom" sees her bonding with the only other woman at her record company (the receptionist) by borrowing a tampon before deciding to go without, and quite literally leaving her mark in the male-dominated boardroom.
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The startup was hobbled by boardroom battles and a virtually empty C-Suite.
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In the boardroom, directors are openly squabbling over the future of the company.
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For billionaire Tilman Fertitta, not every important business decision happens in the boardroom.
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Ackman also reminded retail owners of his boardroom coup at railroad Canadian Pacific.
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In the boardroom, Tilman mentions his concern that Nicole can't handle large orders.
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It has touched everyone — from those in the boardroom to the assembly line.
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The furore will eventually subside, but justified public outrage should catalyse boardroom reform.
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Instead, Ballmer said he turned to a world he knew well: The boardroom.
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One afternoon, a supervisor messaged me online to meet him in the boardroom.
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Not everyone can be a boss—being represented in a boardroom isn't feminism.
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The company has also been having its own power struggles in the boardroom.
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They gather in a large boardroom for a two-day discussion each time.
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It's a picture window into the boardroom because it's such an important issue.
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However, Desmond&aposs unusual style in his company boardroom has been well-documented.
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Some of the most-cited culprits are capital-raising and boardroom gender bias.
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This moment of humor also helped to break the tension in the boardroom.
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A framed copy of the editorial hangs just outside the 16th-floor boardroom.
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Billionaires are not only fierce in the boardroom, they also push themselves physically.
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Slightly different is "The Boardroom," where companies and entrepreneurs can meet for training.
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Perhaps the capitalist establishment truly has co-opted the boardroom of Skulptur Projekte.
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Men are returning to the boardroom, to the film set, to the stage.
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But we meant the pitch room or the editing room or the boardroom.
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But so far there's been little consensus outside the boardroom about his selection.
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Such a system has a through-line from the classroom to the boardroom.
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"Trying to go from boardroom to bedroom isn't going to work" says Westwood.
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IN A BOARDROOM 143 years ago, Gareth Lloyd-Jones was feeling the heat.
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Trump greeted them in his boardroom, with its commanding view of Central Park.
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FABER: AND HAS THE DEBATE IN THE BOARDROOM BEEN ROBUST WOULD YOU SAY?
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At the after-parties, his kids posed with Trump at his boardroom table.
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The gift shop sells $900 cashmere throws and boardroom-to-golf-course athleisure.
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It suggests tensions in the boardroom and with the bank's pugnacious chairman, Mark Tucker.
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Headlines Boris Johnson to order boardroom shake-up at UK's HS2 rail project on.ft.
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Donald Trump once wanted to be Commander-in-Chief as he commanded the boardroom.
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The boardroom doors swung open, and three men dressed in suits approached the blob.
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Fewer conflicts of interest in the commentary booth, the press center and the boardroom.
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CHARITY begins at home—or, if you are an Indian boss, in the boardroom.
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If successful, such a lawsuit could threaten the other terms of the boardroom compromise.
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SurveyMonkey CEO Zander Laurie said he wants to bring "change agents" to the boardroom.
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Boardroom meetings in the office look a lot different today than they used to.
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"Ashland needs truly independent voices – elected by all stockholders – in the boardroom," Rosenbloom said.
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Stephanie Luedke, the head of private-wealth management at Neuberger Berman: 'Classroom to boardroom'
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He's a wiz in the boardroom and sometimes whizzes a little in the bedroom.
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In this excerpt, Glenn describes her first boardroom meeting as the chief diversity officer.
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This makes them well suited to environments like Wall Street, the boardroom, and parliament.
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Wednesday's hearing capped three days of maneuvers with little precedent in corporate boardroom battles.
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"Scooter's not going to sit in a boardroom for eight hours," Mr. Manson said.
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Its meeting facilities, available to guests and members, includes a boardroom and work tables.
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The view from the boardroom is vastly different from the view on the ground.
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We need to envision what a great boardroom looks like and get it mandated.
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Donald J. Trump's boardroom in "The Apprentice" was like something out of a movie.
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Atop the bank's website is an image of its boardroom, with five empty chairs.
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"$20 million is probably fine," I can imagine someone saying in a boardroom somewhere.
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Overall, they conclude that Greta outdid Trump, and sustainability is now a boardroom fixture.
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But their underlying promise, like a boardroom pitch, was something harder to pin down.
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And I think I brought something into the boardroom too, because of my perspective.
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" Lord said the boardroom-style meetings are "his version of the brown-bag lunch.
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Now, Nelson, you've talked about the idea of being in the boardroom versus not.
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You might not think there's much the classroom can teach you about the boardroom.
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" A financial executive raises his hand in a boardroom to ask, "What's a debenture?
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But Boardroom Spirits, a craft distiller in Lansdale, Pa., also distills its from vegetables.
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That is, if women are sitting at the boardroom table in the first place.
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And it all takes place in the most unlikely of dramatic settings: a Finnish boardroom.
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It's been years now since an NBA team's on-court performance translated to the boardroom.
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When Donald Trump presided over the Celebrity Apprentice, he had complete control of the boardroom.
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In the boardroom, we were questioned about whether Lisa should have been the front man.
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He has denied all charges and said he is the victim of a boardroom coup.
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Every boardroom discussion is about digital … we are the only software analytics in the cloud.
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Rotterdam was pitched as the company's new home in March, after months of boardroom deliberations.
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That's a pretty hard sell for any CFO walking in to boardroom at this time.
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But during the "boardroom session," the conversation quickly pivoted to West's looks — specifically, her skin.
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The boardroom is a knife fight with instincts but the tasks are leadership and focus.
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It was just the two of us up on the fourth floor in the boardroom.
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The absence of boardroom confidence is manifesting itself as a prolonged lack of private investment.
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Ghosn has denied the charges, and said he is the victim of a boardroom coup.
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With the boardroom row still simmering, the pressure will be on to do that fast.
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He can certainly draw on several management themes to offer up lessons for the boardroom.
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Farhad: While we're on the boring subject of earnings, let's note some recent boardroom shuffles.
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"I threatened the hallowed halls of that boardroom," Peltz told CNBC after the shareholder meeting.
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So there is certainly cause to celebrate women making small steps forward in the boardroom.
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"Nobody can guarantee there won't be an accident," he says in his boardroom in Anchorage.
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Experts say it will provide a more relaxed, intimate experience when dialling into the boardroom.
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The boardroom drama extended through this week, according to the letters by the activist investors.
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Just be sure you're not looking for a clone of who's already in your boardroom.
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This is essentially the principle of too big to fail, brought into every corporate boardroom.
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People familiar with the matter say Fujimoto largely engineered the boardroom coup that ousted Okada.
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Mr. Dooley emerged from Viacom's most recent boardroom drama as Mr. Dauman's replacement through Sept.
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In the boardroom CBS CEO Les Moonves went to war with controlling shareholder Shari Redstone.
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There were the same business challenges and boardroom eliminations, but the stakes felt conspicuously lower.
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Ruiz-Maduro look across the boardroom table and, more often than not, see other women.
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No one wants to go into a boardroom presentation looking at Excel spreadsheets, after all.
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They thought it sounded like the boardroom changes were being done at the Fed's instruction.
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Carrigan shared his amusement on Twitter, where the photo of the "boardroom suite" went viral.
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There's no one in the boardroom that owns a lot of stock in the company.
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"I met a whole boardroom of people just sitting in her living room," he said.
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But for women, it's, 'You don't belong in the boardroom!' or 'That's not taken seriously!
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She is said to be highly admired by some executives in Condé Nast International's boardroom.
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Mellanox Technologies — Activist investor Starboard Value has begun a boardroom battle with the Israeli chipmaker.
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"Men in particular always take notice of other men's watches in the boardroom," she says.
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If that happens, they can disconnect the speakerphone and kick Glaser out of the boardroom.
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In 2013, Rita co-founded and became chairman of BrandCap, the brand consultancy for the boardroom.
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The law apparently was motivated by the state's desire to see equal numbers in the boardroom.
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For decades, Mr. Trump has boasted of his boardroom skills in self-exalting speeches and books.
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She may be tough in the boardroom, but she's nothing but nice in the bridal salon!
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But having more female leaders -- from politics to the boardroom -- is important for another reason, too.
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Malacalza in September won a boardroom battle and appointed former UBS banker Fabio Innocenzi as CEO.
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When it isn't full, the bag can be a bit shapeless — it's not really boardroom ready.
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But in 2016, "eSports" might be the most popular term in boardroom meetings across the world.
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He had been equally at home in a crypto-anarchist crash pad and the Sony boardroom.
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At least at this point, however, it appears Icahn is not reloading for another boardroom battle.
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It also unveiled a sweeping boardroom shake-up, with CEO Michael Dobson taking over as chairman.
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Evidence suggests that having more gender and racial diversity in the boardroom is good for business.
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But at least to this point, it appears Icahn is not reloading for another boardroom battle.
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A critic might make an eloquent statement about the boardroom cynicism that shapes a film's construction.
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ROZZANO, Italy (Reuters) - U.S. hedge fund Elliott pulled off a boardroom coup at Telecom Italia (TLIT.
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In the background of all of this is a power struggle taking place in Uber's boardroom.
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SocGen also denied over the weekend any boardroom talks over a merger with Italian bank UniCredit.
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We need you to take action in your workplace, in your boardroom and with your dollars.
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Ghosn has said he is innocent of all charges and the victim of a boardroom coup.
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These trends are moving the needle and building a diverse workforce has become a boardroom issue.
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"So, I think every boardroom in the U.S. should be looking at who are the disruptors."
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As the only black woman in the boardroom, I was determined to be around the table.
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Now I think there's an appalling lack of concern sometimes in the boardroom of multinational corporations.
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The United States lags other developed countries when it comes to gender diversity in the boardroom.
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You can also find people from the hood thriving in nerdy settings like a corporate boardroom.
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They're not Arby's, they're not a bunch of people sitting around a boardroom table going, 'O.
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You can easily take the wrap dress from the boardroom to happy hour in a snap.
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The appetite — often from boardroom to bleachers — is for wholesale change, for constant accumulation, perpetual revolution.
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But Mr. Neumann doesn't want to go, setting up a potential boardroom battle for the ages.
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"Board members need to get out of the boardroom and get to know their company's leaders."
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Corporate executives often talk about the need for boardroom diversity, but few do much about it.
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Within a boardroom, one woman — or even two — isn't enough to shift a culture, research shows.
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Our mission has not changed from the day we launched: improve gender diversity in the boardroom.
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Living by these "216 commandments," as I call them, has made him excel in the boardroom.
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Large investors are demanding more diversity in the boardroom, and most companies are heeding those calls.
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The central bank's boardroom will soon have another opening after Sabine Lautenschlaeger resigned late on Wednesday.
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More recently it has passed legislation to promote more women into the boardroom and elected office.
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But filings later showed State Street funds abstained on some shareholder resolutions focused on boardroom diversity.
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Among those entering the boardroom ranks was Lisa Wardell, the chief executive of Adtalem Global Education.
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Rather than end the debate, the move is likely to just move the battle into the boardroom.
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Another man -- a colleague of Burnett's friend -- was in the boardroom at the time of the incident.
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Last August the four scientists gathered in Meg Whitman's boardroom at Hewlett Packard Enterprise in Palo Alto.
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This first moment of his presidency looked a lot like something straight out of the Apprentice boardroom.
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It was in a stuffy boardroom with zero circulation and a seemingly endless conversation about table games.
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He has denied all allegations against him and said he is the victim of a boardroom coup.
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But that doesn't mean we are always welcome in the boardroom, or in the laboratory, or government.
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Bosses of mining firms are mostly engineering types, as comfortable down a mineshaft as in a boardroom.
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Yet all have made their reputations on both the battlefield and, in recent decades, the Pentagon boardroom.
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But while her outfit was totally boardroom-ready, all eyes were glued on her super fun accessories.
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Ghosn has denied all charges against him and said he is the victim of a boardroom coup.
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"There's something in that ownership mentality, in the boardroom dynamic that creates really good results," he said.
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FRANKFURT Andrea Enria of the European Banking Authority speaks at 4th SSM & EBF Boardroom dialogue 0820 GMT.
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On the other hand, relationships forged in a marketing boardroom can occasionally blossom into something more genuine.
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Li stepped down in May 2016 following a boardroom shakeup designed to improve the company's corporate governance.
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FRANKFURT Andrea Enria of the European Banking Authority speaks at 4th SSM & EBF Boardroom dialogue 14003 GMT.
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When a movie like this somehow escapes the Hollywood boardroom, you can't help but cheer, something original!
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Definitely don't leave it up to men in the boardroom or men in front of their computer.
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Are they a yeller or a contemplative presence in the boardroom, no matter how tough things get?
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It scored a boardroom coup at Darden Restaurants where it ousted all board members five years ago.
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The action is the latest twist in the fast-moving battle for control of the CBS boardroom.
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When a nasty boardroom battle at a global industrial giant boils over, it often exposes uncomfortable connections.
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In 2015, he donated $55,000 to have a "boardroom lunch" with Opposition Labor Party leader Bill Shorten.
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This song feels like it was created in the same corporate boardroom that spit out Mayer Hawthorne.
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Some believe his boardroom acumen will help him strike trade deals that will also benefit China's economy.
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She wanted a message tee — or something like it, anyway — that she could wear in a boardroom.
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He is scheduled to cede that job and to assume an honorary boardroom role effective Jan. 1.
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The bank's own announcement of the consent order had mentioned the pending boardroom departures only in passing.
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The interiors of the distant future tend to be glassily austere, as cozy as a skyscraper boardroom.
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Voting rights in the boardroom therefore favor the French firm, to the annoyance of some Japanese executives.
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Long before it was discussed in boardroom PowerPoints, competition was what allowed the human species to thrive.
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He was shown upstairs to a large boardroom where a host of grave-faced officials was waiting.
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The ethical case for lab-grown meat is clear, polished to a high sheen by boardroom pitches.
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But no sooner does the play begin than we find ourselves in a carpeted modern-day boardroom.
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You need to deliver sector-specific, operationally relevant input that goes far beyond boardroom advice and cash.
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The ensuing boardroom crisis led to new Renault-Nissan shareholder pacts at the end of that year.
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After Monday's numbingly boring opener, someone needs to take "The New Celebrity Apprentice" into the boardroom, quick.
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"There are a number of seats in the boardroom, versus just one seat as CEO," she explained.
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An Omega Speedmaster or Rolex Datejust are suitable to all occasions, from the boardroom to the boardwalk.
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I was the queen of the boardroom now I'll be the queen of the 'Big Brother' house.
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Boardroom scenes found Trump seated at the head of a long polished wood table, criticizing contestants' work.
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From the classroom to the boardroom, men shush, dismiss, mock, interrupt, mansplain, plagiarize and punish women's voices.
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Nestlé's latest revamp plans are far from radical and the Third Point founder may next seek boardroom changes.
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Women are ascending to the real seat of corporate power -- the Fortune 500 boardroom -- at a record rate.
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However, it first requires you to invite and embrace design to be "at the table" of your boardroom.
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A better boardroom can reverse Uber's cultural woes Elon Musk, a charismatic entrepreneur, is nothing if not audacious.
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He has denied all the charges against him and said he is the victim of a boardroom coup.
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They say the president's approach could erode nonpartisanship in the Fed's boardroom over time, according to the Journal.
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Carlos Ghosn, a French, Lebanese and Brazilian citizen, has said he is the victim of a boardroom coup.
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In 2014, Carl C. Icahn, the activist investor, attacked the eBay's management but eventually settled his boardroom battle.
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The boardroom shuffle came after years of Starboard pushing Yahoo to make big changes to revamp shareholder returns.
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In 1969, Jagger and Richards pushed him out of the group, in the equivalent of a boardroom coup.
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Mr Kikukawa responded by orchestrating a show of hands in a boardroom coup that sent the Englishman packing.
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Parts of Smith's program may now face fresh challenges, with a second hefty government shareholder in the boardroom.
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An experienced executive recruiter said the shareholder structure and unusual boardroom posed challenges for the CEO search process.
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Released on $9 million bail on March 6, Ghosn says he is the victim of a boardroom coup.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Boardroom disputes will look like child's play compared to the hurly-burly of American politics.
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It was also the product of bold, brazen boardroom maneuvering, and of glossy, decidedly grown-up disco clubs.
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That's right: this is the first fancy smartwatch that you could wear in the boardroom, bedroom, and gym.
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If I had to never read another story about boardroom drama at Uber again, it would be fantastic.
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Being removed as a director makes Mr. Dauman a rare chief executive without a seat in the boardroom.
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The advance of technology continued to disrupt major industries while activist investors shook up the boardroom, he said.
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The clash of egos and poor communication can lead to disaster, whether it's in the arena or boardroom.
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It's hard to blame him: even for an accomplished boardroom politician, extreme cognitive dissonance can be pretty unsustainable.
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The boardroom battle goes to a vote at the human resources service firm's annual shareholder meeting next week.
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How did you come to the decision to have the entire boardroom and the walls fill with numbers?
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Organizations managing more than $600 billion in assets look for diversity in the boardroom before considering an investment.
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The walls of MailChimp's boardroom are covered from floor to ceiling in vintage skateboards, which Mr. Kurzius collects.
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After the lunch, and Mr. Trump's departure, Julie, Elisabeth and I hunkered down in the boardroom to write.
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The truth is, it's difficult to pinpoint the exact reason behind the decision without entering a network boardroom.
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And a business meeting is just as likely to be at a crawfish boil as in a boardroom.
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We need the patriarchy out of the bedroom as much as we need it out of the boardroom.
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NEWARK — The boardroom at the headquarters of New Jersey Transit here does not often fill with spontaneous applause.
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In more upbeat news for Uber, the company's dramatic boardroom struggles seem to be coming closer to peace.
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But Argentine soccer — though its problems are not unique — cannot be changed in a boardroom, on a spreadsheet.
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Allegations of a 'toxic' boardroom Carlson took on the volunteer role with some "hesitancy and trepidation," Nilsson said.
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On the campaign trail and in the boardroom, they help leaders communicate strategy, rally support and guide implementation.
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Mr. Castro was taken to the 14th-floor boardroom to meet with the publisher and several top editors.
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From city hall to the boardroom to protests in the streets, society is asking who tech should serve.
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From the boardroom to the floor of the House of Representatives, women today are making their presence known.
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The video ends back in the boardroom, where Trump himself has appeared at the head of the table.
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The path to fulfillment as a corporate leader doesn't run through the boardroom; it runs through others. 1.
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Similar boardroom disputes roiled Indian IT services company Infosys and salt-to-software conglomerate Tata Sons in 2017.
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Tensions in the boardroom were so high in recent months that there were shouting matches in some meetings.
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If Zuckerberg really wanted help in crafting a soothing apology, he could just look across the boardroom table.
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On "The Apprentice," he relished letting candidates go crabs-in-a-barrel on each other in the boardroom.
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Moves to secure Chanel's long-term financial future have also been afoot in the boardroom in recent months.
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Imagine you're in an office and you gather your colleagues in the boardroom to discuss an important project.
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The Government Accountability Office in 2222 estimated that women would reach parity in the boardroom within 248 years.
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I have no idea how it passed any boardroom or budget meetings, but I'm so glad it did.
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This is another reason why boardroom quotas may not work — they can easily operate at a surface level.
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In March 2010, the woman -- who asked not to be identified -- met Trump in a boardroom in Trump Tower.
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Bobby is reeling from the fallout of his boardroom sabotage, which ended his relationship with Rebecca Cantu (Nina Arianda).
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It was odd and weird, and people in the boardroom would look at one another, but he didn't care.
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It unleashed a boardroom crisis that led to new Renault-Nissan shareholder pacts at the end of that year.
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From the boardroom to the trading floor, here are the stories that took Silicon Valley by storm this week.
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On January 2, NBC is taking us back inside the boardroom to watch some big name celebrities get fired.
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Then, one day, their manager came by their team's desks and asked them to follow him to a boardroom.
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Essentially they bring famous CEOs in and then you sit and have dinner with them at a boardroom table.
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Paired with sheer black knee-highs and acrylic shoes, this look is less executive boardroom and more executive realness.
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" Laura Merrill, a senior researcher who worked on the report, told me this is "the elephant in the boardroom.
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Not coincidentally, from boardroom to writers' room to director's chair, the vast majority of those decision-makers are men.
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After all, Cook did ascend to the boardroom in Trump's gilded tower to kiss the ring back in December.
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In 2015, he left the company for 18 months, a decision precipitated by boardroom battles over the company's direction.
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A "peace deal" to settle an ugly boardroom war at Uber is expected to be signed today or tomorrow.
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It starts with the Saler's boardroom sabotage, which I will be replaying in my head for a long time.
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"She must redouble her energies ... if she is to avoid significant boardroom decisions going against UK plc," he said.
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In her first teasey post, Trainor is dressed like a boardroom badass, surrounded by a bunch of other women.
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Shareholder engagements with companies have improved corporate policies and practices and impacted lives far beyond the corporate boardroom walls.
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Ushioda's move follows a boardroom drama that has been unusually fractious, at least by the standards of corporate Japan.
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In a boardroom, Wu explained the process while using an erasable marker to draw diagrams on a white board.
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After its boardroom coup last month, Elliott appointed 10 independent directors - or two-thirds of seats - to TIM's board.
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Contrary to popular perception, executive pay is set more by market forces than by a cigar-chomping boardroom cartel.
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Models of the jets he owns hang from the ceiling over a boardroom table at which he often sits.
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And, as Alwaleed told me, he has come to the aid of several of these CEOs in boardroom battles.
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He called Victoria Geoghegan on a boardroom speakerphone, and asked her to explain how the site had been created.
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The whole thing was a cynical marketing ploy, dreamt up by my management company in a boardroom in Zurich.
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What matters in the boardroom is not to be accurate, or honest, or empathetic, but to dominate, assert, fight.
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Jamie was with us, spinning in the boardroom chairs and giggling, moving back and forth between Matt and me.
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" Her confession was punctuated by the kind of distant-thunder soundtrack that played during boardroom smackdowns on "The Apprentice.
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A native of Rome, Mr. Orcel spent decades building a long list of boardroom contacts, especially in Southern Europe.
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Over time, though, he came under sharp scrutiny for his lavish pay packages, which symbolized boardroom excess in Britain.
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Stamos's briefing had prompted a humiliating boardroom interrogation of [Sheryl] Sandberg, Facebook's chief operating officer, and her billionaire boss.
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Alvarez argued that working class people like himself don't care about what "this paneled boardroom of elitist dweebs" think.
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"If you have a large number of well-publicised cyber attacks, you create concern in the boardroom," he said.
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Boxy, masculine suiting is queen on the concrete runways this season, but it's decidedly not of the boardroom variety.
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Americans once watched Donald Trump on TV sitting at a boardroom table, with anxious underlings competing for his favor.
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But the lawmakers want to see those changes from the mid-level ranks of executives up to the boardroom.
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The allure runs deeper than the conditioned boardroom response to a team of Ivy types bearing proprietary intellectual property.
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Top staff outside the boardroom, such as the heads of internal control functions, would also have to be scrutinized.
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Quotas with consequences for firms—such as fines in Italy or delisting in Norway—have increased women's boardroom presence.
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A helipad is provided for those who like to drop in after a hard day in the corporate boardroom.
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Such activism has exploded in recent years in the US, with activists seeking boardroom seats, share buybacks, and dividends.
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Outside the boardroom, Collymore was a keen piano and saxophone player and a frequent presence on Nairobi's music scene.
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Released on $9 million bail on March 6, the executive says he is the victim of a boardroom coup.
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Ultimately, a boardroom brawl would result in Jobs quitting in a huff to start his own company, NeXT Computer.
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But in every workplace, whether it's the home or the corporate boardroom, women's work is often taken for granted.
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Despite being in Napa for decades now, Mr. Frank has never quite left the hard-charging Disney boardroom style behind.
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And apparently, the president wants to eventually sit down around the boardroom table and have hamburgers with Little Rocket Man.
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British businessman and Anglo American chairman John Parker defended diversity in a report released in November on U.K. boardroom diversity.
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Western Electric 50A Conference Telephone SetPhoto: Bruneau & Co. AuctioneersWhat boardroom shenanigans would this baby speak of if it could talk?
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"It would be a huge positive for external relations to have another significantly powerful voice in the boardroom," Cunningham said.
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Women are claiming their places and leading effectively in the boardroom, the C-suites, and in all levels of government.
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It has been in turmoil since the shock sacking in 2015 of star designer Alber Elbaz after a boardroom dispute.
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PHM's stock has seen some swings this quarter, especially in response to boardroom drama between the company's founder and management.
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Some elements in Mr Maduro's rescue package sound as if they were conceived in the boardroom of an international bank.
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There are enough scheming supervillains in this movie to fill out the boardroom at an entire new Legion of Doom.
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Plus, the solar panels are removable so you can still keep a classy profile when you walk into the boardroom.
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He was brought back into the boardroom (the show's way of putting someone up for elimination), but was not fired.
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In particular, in the case of Equifax, the implications of the attack went to the C-level management and boardroom.
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Naturally, these boardroom meetings were heavily edited, but they also became by far the most popular thing about the show.
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Gubitosi was appointed to the TIM board after a boardroom coup in May in which Elliott wrested control from Vivendi.
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Large boardroom meetings can be intimidating for anyone, but especially women and minorities, who are often battling stereotypes of incompetence.
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In a boardroom overlooking Detroit, some Cadillac executives gathered around a walnut conference table, swiveling idly in plush leather chairs.
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They stood around the ping-pong table (which doubled as their boardroom table), or sprawled in beanbag chairs, dormitory style.
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He and the rest of the Great Day USA production team were filming a meeting in the boardroom that day.
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The loss of boardroom confidence is a sign that trust between New Delhi and big business is at a low.
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From the bedroom to the boardroom, the word has come to symbolize someone or something that is unique, rare — exceptional.
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Fuel for the proposal comes in large part from New York City Comptroller Scott Stringer, through his Boardroom Accountability Project.
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The reality star took the blame for the creative aspects of the brochure and was sent packing from the boardroom.
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The powerful learn a lesson and return to the boardroom with a plan to make jobs easier for their employees.
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"A good security culture and boardroom backing are the key ingredients in protecting any firm, whatever its functions," he concludes.
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"Our expertise boils down to following dirty money," Mintz said the other day, in a boardroom on lower Fifth Avenue.
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For years, the idea of broadcasting and funding professional gaming was laughed out of every corporate boardroom on the planet.
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Litvinenko had been introduced to Kovtun by Lugovoi one month earlier in the boardroom of Erinys, a private security company.
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"I threatened the hallowed halls of that boardroom," Peltz said, adding "ego" was the reason P&G opposed his appointment.
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During Season 5, Trump filmed a special boardroom segment with Ignacio, a child beneficiary of the Make-A-Wish Foundation.
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In the White House, just like the boardroom, those skills can be put to use on behalf of the nation.
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Boardroom battles, bribery, and kidnapping: Meet Hong Kong's richest family, who has lost over $2 billion since the protests began
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I go downstairs in the elevator, go into the boardroom, scream and rant and rave, come upstairs, and I'm finished.
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Int.—Boardroom P.R. Executive 1 : We think it's so great that you've been taking an interest in humanitarian aid, sir.
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Neither Weinstein nor the company has made any previous comment on boardroom issues during Harvey Weinstein's tenure as co-chairman.
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"It is not from an internal, backroom or boardroom conversation ... we will listen to Kenyans and our customers," Mwangi said.
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One that doesn't take risks and fits neatly into a multi-pronged, cross-media strategy devised in a Disney boardroom.
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But it could take longer than the 10 years that have elapsed since the boardroom gender quotas became fully mandatory.
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So too were Les Moonves of CBS and his boss, Shari Redstone, who are fighting each other for boardroom control.
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But when Lopez moved in two years ago, she designed an office like a boardroom, complete with big conference table.
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There's the visual of a young rapper energetically performing on top of a boardroom table as executives stoically appraise him.
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But that November, Ms. Yellen met with 30 workers led by Mr. Barkan in the Fed's ornate boardroom in Washington.
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Mr. Stamos's briefing had prompted a humiliating boardroom interrogation of Ms. Sandberg, Facebook's chief operating officer, and her billionaire boss.
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Because his trove of corporate emails, financial materials, boardroom presentations and legal reports is credible — even if he is not.
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"First of all, it was one of the longest d--- boardroom tables I've ever seen in my life," recalls James.
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For those choosing to stay in official roles visiting what the president calls the "boardroom," it's unclear what they'll receive.
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" Nor is it the other one he so vividly brought to life in the boardroom of "The Apprentice": "You're fired.
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In theory, the boardroom is where the best performers in the week's challenges are rewarded and the screw-ups punished.
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If Remy Ma's attack came on the battlefield, it's maybe not that surprising that Ms. Minaj's came from the boardroom.
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Against dramatic music and lighting that evoked Mr. Trump's boardroom reality show, "The Apprentice," Mr. Baldwin evaluated the two candidates.
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" He first urges Trump to follow his "business instincts, and treat the Oval Office as if it were a boardroom.
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The boardroom scenes in "The Apprentice" and "The Celebrity Apprentice" were chock full of just these sorts of expectation reversals.
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If state legislatures delay, the cost will be hefty business regulation and an unprecedented intervention in the boardroom of businesses.
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He felt foolish telling her he couldn't sleep over a boardroom clash that was still more than two weeks away.
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They have a social and financial responsibility to be transparent—that's why we're demanding independence and accountability in the company's boardroom.
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If the GOP wants the government out of the boardroom, then I say let's keep them out of the bedroom, too!
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The shareholders from Saudi Arabia and Kuwait were kept in the dark about the boardroom coup, and complained bitterly about it.
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The FRC's corporate governance code was strengthened in 2018 to promote boardroom diversity in gender and in social and ethnic backgrounds.
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Were Jose Mourinho to be living in this dystopian future, he'd be getting an absolute slating in the boardroom right now.
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BlackRock also said it will look to understand how companies are working to increase boardroom diversity, such as adding more women.
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While all products claim to be robust and reliable, CISOs need "IBM-like" solutions that can be defended in the boardroom.
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During one boardroom scene in Season 3, Trump listened as members of a team described their roles in a failed project.
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Clinton rattled him, but his experience in "The Apprentice" boardroom showed, and may just have saved him to fight another day.
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WIDER WAVES The money laundering scandals, which have been growing week by week, are shaking politics as well as the boardroom.
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This will generate a lot of headlines, because the media loves a conflict, and a lot of testosterone-fueled boardroom meetings.
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Cutting their remuneration assuages public opinion but also underscores the problems companies face when trying to link pay with boardroom performance.
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FRANKFURT - The European Central Bank's top banking supervisor, Andrea Enria, to speak at the 4th SSM & EBF Boardroom dialogue - 0820 GMT.
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Mistry, who was axed as chairman of Tata Sons in a boardroom coup last month, was not immediately reachable for comment.
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And despite its small size, the itsy-bitsy speaker boasts enough noise to broadcast your conference meeting throughout the whole boardroom.
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His unpredictability in the boardroom is not a quirk but a hallmark, according to those who've worked with him for years.
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For minorities, the biggest obstacle to gaining entry to the boardroom is lack of operating or financial experience, Ms. Gwin said.
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Although Peltz wasn't named a DuPont director, he did show an ability to influence the company's actions from outside the boardroom.
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As secretary of state, Trump tapped a neophyte to international diplomacy, but one whose silvery hair and boardroom bearing project authority.
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Prudential's Cheung said Wang's departure could be a positive catalyst, removing one element of the boardroom battle and appeasing some investors.
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The apparent exertion of boardroom influence means that the idea of Air China taking over Cathay is also no longer unthinkable.
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" In the boardroom, Simmons is mocked for talking back to the clients when they reject his slogan, "It's a Kodak World.
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This, even though there is no broad agreement as to whether greater boardroom diversity directly results in improved corporate financial performance.
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As such, they serve as governance manna for the many corporate boards hungry for practical guidance on today's leading boardroom issues.
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The legacy of a boardroom tussle between two privileged white businessmen in London will have a longer effect in South Africa.
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The typical image of a chief executive is a smartly-dressed man or woman in a boardroom or behind a desk.
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The "boardroom"—a stage set where Trump determined which candidate should be fired—had the menacing gloom of a "Godfather" movie.
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Study after study shows that the best performing businesses have much diversity in the executive suites and around the boardroom table.
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Despite heated talk, a revamped boardroom could be a winning compromise for the third-biggest United States airline and its investors.
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The tech industry is characteristically hyper-competitive, with boardroom squabbles, takeover attempts, and legal wars over employees and patents and regulations.
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The people sitting around boardroom tables making these decisions see that and they've been in this industry for a long time.
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But changes in the labor market have shrunk the already slim odds of launching yourself from the mailroom to the boardroom.
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Uber, which is based in San Francisco, has been distracted recently by management turmoil, boardroom infighting and clashes with government regulators.
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You see that as a flaw, because as an overachiever, you learn that sensitivity does not serve you in the boardroom.
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Woods, with his star power, and the Olympics, with their global stage, looked like a marriage brokered in a corporate boardroom.
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"If I'm sitting in the boardroom ... I would look at Fortune 500 level leaders who develop employee first cultures," Rizzetta said.
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Tonight's highlights include House Republicans' tax reform principles, a call for boardroom diversity, and the end of a game of chicken.
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Producers on the "The Apprentice" edited his entrances and utterances for maximum authority, painting him as a Caesar of the boardroom.
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He replaces Xavier Rolet who left last November after a boardroom battle involving activist hedge fund TCI, headed by Christopher Hohn.
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And his measures, announced at an extraordinary press conference in the boardroom of the Federal Reserve building in Washington, were drastic.
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He would explain the weekly challenge to the contestants and then evaluate their performances in one of his infamous boardroom showdowns.
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During one boardroom scene in Season 3, Trump listened as members of a team described their roles in a failed project.
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Another View Jeff Gramm is the author of the forthcoming book "Dear Chairman: Boardroom Battles and the Rise of Shareholder Activism" (HarperBusiness).
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And until it's expanded to include these things, there's not a natural way that this information is all coming to the boardroom.
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There is no shortage of boardroom-type lessons, but giving shareholders more sway would be a strong way to restore some trust.
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And the more that Trump and his fits of capriciousness in the boardroom took over the show, the more its ratings slid.
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A decade ago, after a series of boardroom crises, HP was keen to add high-margin software to its lacklustre hardware business.
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Black Panther has the potential to change that – maybe already has started to change that, in boardroom conversations we're not privy to.
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All they would offer was that the post-credits scene with Colin and Audrey — a continuation of the boardroom scene — is significant.
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Ghosn has said he is innocent of all the charges against him and said he is the victim of a boardroom coup.
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That if you elected someone who knew their way around a boardroom, you'd see a rapid improvement in peoples' quality of life.
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If Aristeia drums up enough support for its candidates, Chao may as well get used to more outside views in his boardroom.
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Scor's board of directors also rejected the offer and eventually sued Covea and Derez, who also held a boardroom seat at Scor.
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But you know, there's a difference between being the rich dude in a boardroom with an unpopular opinion and being a woman.
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As owners of companies, shareholders have earned – and deserve – the right to bring forward issues that have impacts outside the boardroom walls.
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Investors are looking for further signs of a boardroom clear-out when Metro announces half-year results after markets close in London.
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Two hedge funds that launched a battle for boardroom control last week are now expressing concerns about Munoz' compensation, according to Reuters.
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According to them, braids and dreads didn't belong in the boardroom, or the courthouse, or the university... But a Jheri curl did?
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Ghosn has said he is innocent of all the charges against him, and that he is the victim of a boardroom coup.
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A world where the aforementioned VGA port is still the likeliest way to get visuals off your laptop in a boardroom meeting.
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" Further, the judge wrote, "one would expect to find a boardroom … in any television program that is set in a corporate environment.
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Sharing power makes sense in theory, but it can lead to boardroom and executive squabbling as the two sides jockey for influence.
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The once-feted executive has repeatedly accused Nissan executives of mismanagement since his ouster, which he has characterized as a boardroom coup.
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Boeing Co is facing calls for a boardroom shake-up by two leading shareholder advisory firms - Institutional Shareholder Services and Glass Lewis.
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The listing describes the apartment's living space as "a room that transforms from bedroom to living room to dining room to boardroom."
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Trump's Platonic ideal of the work environment is represented by the boardroom scenes he and "The Apprentice" executive producer Mark Burnett created.
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But lunch in the society's ornate boardroom quickly turned into a scene of ridicule and condescension, or so it seemed to Plaisted.
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This revamp of the boardroom could be a winning compromise both for the airline and its investors, Kevin Allison writes in Breakingviews.
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After the Death in the West debacle, all seven heads of the world's largest tobacco firms sit around a boardroom table. Smoking.
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IT topics, like security and data analytics, have become part of the boardroom discussions and key components to a successful business strategy.
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Last year, it won the bid to acquire control of Hong Kong-listed Yingde Gases amid a rare public Chinese boardroom battle.
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BlackRock had said in March it planned to put new pressure on company boards on issues including climate change and boardroom diversity.
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"Other major asset managers and asset owners have also started to advocate on behalf of having women in the boardroom," Heinel said.
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It might be smoked salmon in a boardroom high above Manhattan, cheeseburgers staining the merger documents or pizza ordered at 2 a.m.
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Uber stumbled badly in 2017 when a series of legal and ethical scandals resulted in a boardroom coup and Mr. Kalanick's ouster.
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Nestlé's latest plans to revamp are far from radical, and Mr. Loeb, the founder of Third Point, may next seek boardroom changes.
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It included a photograph taken from the Verizon boardroom in Midtown Manhattan of a huge billboard advertising a Swedish brand, Yupik Parka.
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Synopsis: An overworked, underpaid magazine intern goes from the mail room to the boardroom, while searching for a spy within the company.
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Pete Souza's candid photo of Mr. Obama, smiling joyfully, still greets visitors to the 16th-floor boardroom of The New York Times.
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In the end—and it probably will be the end of him—Ryan was back in the "Apprentice" boardroom: he's with him.
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Investors supporting the measure cast nearly 2 billion votes in favor, hoping to curb the power of GEs CEO in the boardroom.
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JK: We want to have a relevant voice, so we want to be in the boardroom, but there is no target range.
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He said he wants average investors to decide whether a large hedge fund manager like himself would add expertise in the boardroom.
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In addition to the sexual misconduct allegations, Moonves was fighting a boardroom battle for control of CBS with controlling shareholder Shari Redstone.
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I've never been in the boardroom of a good company that wasn't thinking about customers, employees, and community along with their shareholders.
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Classes were often held in the boardroom of the community bank he had bought several decades earlier and renamed the Pilgrim Bank.
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Chloë Brown: Dancing in the Boardroom continues at the Museum of Contemporary Art Detroit (MOCAD) (4454 Woodward Ave, Detroit) through April 24.
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Ghosn has said he is the victim of a boardroom coup, accusing "backstabbing" former colleagues of conspiring to oust him as Nissan chairman.
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So far, his CEO brand of leadership appears to be less effective in the political arena than it had been in the boardroom.
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But over time it ought to expand the pool of chair-ready directors, and reduce the reliance on the boardroom merry-go-round.
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Ghosn has denied all four of the charges, which include understating his income, and said he is the victim of a boardroom coup.
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In a boardroom battle last month Mistry was ousted as chairman of Tata Sons, with patriarch Ratan Tata back at the helm temporarily.
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That is not a question of tactics but of objectives, and this is far different than the challenges you face in a boardroom.
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Kocher's ouster at the helm of France's former gas monopoly follows months of boardroom infighting that has transfixed French business and political circles.
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Kocher's ouster at the helm of France's former gas monopoly follows months of boardroom infighting that has transfixed French business and political circles.
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Ghosn has denied all four of his charges, which include understating his income, and said he is the victim of a boardroom coup.
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With employers granting a millennial workforce greater autonomy, self-expression, and flexibility, there's definitely a place for personal style at the boardroom table.
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With no handouts from the boardroom, Mr Wenger had to finance the stadium by auctioning his Invincibles and sold four consecutive club captains.
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But still we rise to unimaginable heights generation after generation, whether it be to the White House, the big screen or the boardroom.
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The company has a "volatile boardroom " that probably doesn't have the sort of "big-budget leadership " that Disney's Bob Iger or Warner Bros.
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Setting legal quotas is a strategy that several European countries, including Germany and Norway, are using to get more women in the boardroom.
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Three or four years ago, anyone proposing a four-figure price for a phone would have been laughed out of their boardroom meeting.
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They waved away her style choices as "faux punk" and chalked up the pop quality of her songs to a boardroom of writers.
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Using military strategy based on Chinese warfare, the book explains how to gain advantage over opponents in the boardroom and on the battlefield.
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He epitomizes an American dream of thankful success in public, but is conniving - some might think criminal - when the boardroom door slams shut.
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By placing the Meachums in a central role, showrunner Scott Buck (Dexter) turned Iron Fist into a chilly boardroom drama about business tycoons.
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Wang's departure could be a positive for the company, removing the last element of the boardroom battle and appeasing some investors, analysts said.
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"This could be a trend where you see less blazers and wingtips in the boardroom and more sneakers and untucked shirts," he said.
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Irene Lee, a boardroom veteran, also emphasises the business case: women in Asia gaining wealth and influence want executives who understand their priorities.
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And business customers will be able to use the boardroom to talk with Apple employees and get hands-on time with new devices.
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Instead of being "born in a boardroom," Milk Makeup — like its namesake studio — is a product of a brain trust of creative trailblazers.
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Now that the Obama administration's control of federal agencies is coming to a close, progressives will shift their schemes to the corporate boardroom.
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But new records show the company did not throw its full weigh behind boardroom diversity initiatives this year - complicating activists' plans for 2018.
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On the court or in the boardroom, factors like mental toughness, competitiveness, and focus are crucial to achieving a high level of success.
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Elon Musk stays in the boardroom, giggling to himself, for two hours, and then invents a flamethrower that can tunnel through the moon.
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When my manager and I entered the boardroom, all the seats around the table were occupied and the occupants were all Caucasian males.
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He is the guy who remembers birthdays, anniversaries and first names of everybody's kids, from the folks in the mailroom to the boardroom.
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They didn't stop to ask whether she was really that interested in elevating women beyond just those who decide to conquer the boardroom.
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Alexander Kudlich, the managing director, jokes he should remove his shoes before stepping on a just-laid, thick, grey carpet in the boardroom.
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Most of these structures were created in mid-century when good governance types replicated the corporate boardroom as the ideal of good governance.
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In a country where women make up half the work force, it's an outrage that they are still so rare in the boardroom.
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It's bad enough that the Koch brothers bought themselves a budget-busting tax cut and an energy policy hatched in their corporate boardroom.
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"You're sitting in a boardroom with a bunch of guys," Lee said on the latest episode of Recode Decode, hosted by Kara Swisher.
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Ru then dragged our girls from the workroom to the boardroom with the week's maxi-challenge: a mock-up of RuPaul's Drag Con.
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Blagojevich appeared on Trump's boardroom reality show NBC's "Celebrity Apprentice" in 2010 but was fired by the future president before the final round.
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The fraying relationship between Uber and one of its largest shareholders has opened a rift in the boardroom of the ride-hailing service.
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Her supporters say she was a transformative family minister who gave paid parental leave to German men and lobbied hard for boardroom quotas.
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When founders pitch angels, it is typically a less formal experience than sitting in a boardroom with a group of interested professional investors.
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She topped off the sleek, boardroom-ready look with complementary cognac-hued accessories: a thin belt with a gold buckle and suede heels.
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He gets more insulting in the boardroom — "You hang out with losers and you become a loser"— and executes double and quadruple firings.
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When a team feels safe they will also have important conversations in the boardroom and not resort to unuseful gossip in the hallways.
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The boardroom scene, like a lot of reality TV staging, draws on an iconic image — the captain leading his team around a table.
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The hedge fund said the company's actions were defensive and did nothing to satisfy the need for a shareholder perspective in the boardroom.
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She gained a reputation for being adept at connecting with workers on the factory floor and for wooing her peers in the boardroom.
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But in the twilight of his career, Mr. Berger's image as ubiquitous boardroom consigliere and icon of the German economy is at risk.
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But being married to your co-founder includes unique challenges like time management and setting boundaries in the boardroom and in the bedroom.
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Tanure's Société Mondiale and Pharol SA SGPS, Oi's largest shareholder, agreed to end their boardroom dispute in September, after it drew mounting government scrutiny.
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Make sure that you choose a school where you can live out your dreams in the classroom, in the boardroom, and on the field.
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We can put a black family in the White House, but we can t put a black in the boardroom of power in Hollywood.
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The MTV operator warned weary investors on Friday that revenue and profit will fall short of expectations as a sordid boardroom battle plays out.
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They're based on the idea that women can't make it to the boardroom without government help, when, in fact, women are steadily making gains.
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At one point, there is an extended meditation that feels ripped from tortured tech-company boardroom discussions about how to behave under newfound scrutiny.
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Lil Jon has confirmed reports that Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump called him "Uncle Tom" while filming a boardroom scene for The Celebrity Apprentice.
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My daughter will have an easier time advancing in her career because of the women before her who pushed their way into the boardroom.
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The president reprises the role of boardroom titan he played on "The Apprentice" and his supporters pretend that this was why they chose him.
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Yet in my own experience, I've seen technology companies nurture diverse, inclusive cultures, starting with a few one-on-one approaches from the boardroom.
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In January the government in effect instigated a boardroom coup at Islami Bank, which had been run by members of the biggest Islamic party.
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A sneeze in one boardroom could have triggered a flu epidemic infecting more than 21 percent of the Fortune 500 within a few months.
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It has been roiled by the boardroom drama, which has been unusually fractious by the standards of corporate Japan, since Seto's resignation in October.
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It's supposed to be a visual cue to the audience that she's finally coming into her own, in both the boardroom and the bedroom.
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THURSDAY, MARCH 7 ** FRANKFURT - The European Central Bank's top banking supervisor, Andrea Enria, to speak at the 4th SSM & EBF Boardroom dialogue - 0820 GMT.
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Ghosn, one of the world's best-known auto executives, has called the charges "meritless" and said he is the target of a boardroom coup.
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Ghosn, one of the world's best-known auto executives, has called the charges "meritless" and said he is the target of a boardroom coup.
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THURSDAY, MARCH 7 FRANKFURT - The European Central Bank's top banking supervisor, Andrea Enria, to speak at the 4th SSM & EBF Boardroom dialogue - 0820 GMT.
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Ten hours after he bought the phone, the brand-new iPhone X is lying on the boardroom table, spread out into its component parts.
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Unlike his time in the boardroom of a company he owned, Trump does not have final say on the biggest questions facing the country.
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We know, "ROI" sounds like a term that should only be brought up in a boardroom, but it actually applies to your closet, too.
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With enough patience in the boardroom and in the stands, one of the worst teams in Premier League history might be able to recover.
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It triggered a boardroom crisis at Renault and badly strained relations between Nissan and France's then economy minister Emmanuel Macron, now the French president.
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She said that she often is asked about what it's like to be the only woman in the boardroom or in the dining room.
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"We remain concerned that Campbell's boardroom suffers not from having too many, but the wrong, cooks in the kitchen," Glass Lewis said on Thursday.
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A series of broken transactions and stock-market volatility have shaken the confidence of some in the boardroom to tackle their next big acquisition.
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Mistry was sacked in a boardroom coup last week with group patriarch Ratan Tata taking over the reins as interim chair of Tata Sons.
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Colin Callender We went up to Edinburgh four years ago and sat in a boardroom and talked about fathers and parenting for a while.
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In a boardroom coup last month Mistry was removed as chairman of Tata Sons and patriach Ratan Tata is back at the helm temporarily.
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But anyone can do this (even someone who doesn't speak the language of the boardroom — think about that for a second, because it's hilarious).
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Its colossal build is sure to stand out on anyone's wrists; this is not a watch to wear to the boardroom or the club.
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What Uber doesn't need is a messy boardroom war, especially amid reports that SoftBank could invest several billion dollars in the ride hailing app.
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Some were mere boardroom chatter that found its way into the public domain, while others were awaiting Football League approval when they were scuppered.
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But just because my career has been built between the four walls of a bedroom, not my boardroom, doesn't mean my achievements aren't valid.
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Her tactical use of bold colorways emboldens steamy bedroom scenes, boardroom vignettes, and even one stellar portrait of Beyoncé from the Lemonade visual album.
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The woman, who accused Trump of groping her in 2007, is seen in video sitting across a boardroom table from Trump on the show.
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Proposals put forth by smaller firms and pension funds on areas like workforce diversity and boardroom elections have also gained ground in recent years.
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Their plaintiff, Creighton Meland, is a retired Chicago attorney who owns stock in a California-based company that has no women in its boardroom.
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The image showed the prime minister all by himself while some of his peers, like Trump, were seated at boardroom tables flanked by officials.
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The next time the Masters of the Universe come knocking with a buyout proposal, a smart company may want to lock the boardroom door.
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When the Sapphire Apps co-founders walk into a Hollywood boardroom, they always get a double take from the executives they shake hands with.
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Interviews with more than 240 people, including numerous whistle-blowers, helped expose what was going on behind the boardroom doors at generic-drug companies.
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" As for how it influences boardroom dynamics, she said, "When there's one, we're a token, and by four, it takes gender off the table.
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She also served as a guest judge on Iron Chef, a contestant on Dancing With the Stars, and a boardroom victim on Celebrity Apprentice.
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Beth (Kelly Reilly) is a hard-charging businesswoman, racking up boardroom and bedroom conquests, who feels transplanted from a more unapologetically sudsy family saga.
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I'M SAYING THAT I'M BRINGING IN A POINT OF VIEW INTO THE BOARDROOM WHICH MERITS REAL DISCUSSION AND REAL STUDY THAT'S WHAT I'M SAYING.
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Driving the news: Founder and CEO Adam Neumann was fired on Tuesday in a boardroom coup that he enabled by recently changing governance terms.
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Jennifer Lopez and Alex Rodriguez will NOT be denied -- not when they're looking like this on their way into a schmancy Bev Hills boardroom.
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"This is a hot new topic that will be landing on boardroom tables and agendas over the weeks and months that follow," Allen said.
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His boardroom-bully act — the scolding, the put-downs, the interruptions — wouldn't have been as palatable if he hadn't been so obviously enjoying it.
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But that lesson can be put to good use if it promotes boardroom conversation about good faith commitment to effective governance and corporate responsibility.
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Customers can rent out a boardroom area just outside of the dining room, a quiet space away from the arcade to conduct business meetings.
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Detractors argued that her retreat from such a lofty post was a defeat for women fighting to be considered men's equals in the boardroom.
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Creative destruction has become a hallowed concept in the American boardroom, but let's be honest: Not all destruction is creative in the Schumpeterian sense.
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Newhouse was appearing before the committee as part of its inquiry into executive pay and measures being taken to tackle excessive boardroom pay awards.
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"So they know they&aposve got the dream, they&aposve got a feasible plan, and it makes sense financially in the boardroom," he said.
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When he began his career, Mark Zuckerberg could walk into any boardroom in the country wearing a hoodie, the style signature of fetal billionaires.
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The company recently forced out its CEO, replacing one co-founder with another following a contentious boardroom battle between the two, Recode has learned.
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She finds walking into a boardroom and asking for a TV show way less daunting and risky than approaching a guy she's interested in dating.
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Elliott pulled off a boardroom coup in May when it secured two thirds of the seats on the Telecom Italia board after a shareholder vote.
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Proxy advisers often support shareholder proposals on these issues, bringing them into conflict with company management views that the firms are effectively hijacking the boardroom.
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I hadn't been on the show for nearly three years, and during that time, the off-camera outtakes in the boardroom were still very revealing.
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From niche technical publications to watercooler conversations to the corporate boardroom, blockchain has become the latest buzz-worthy technology that practically everybody is talking about.
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Aside from the boardroom belt-tightening, a reduction in planes bought has also been put down to a preference for larger and more expensive jets.
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Founding shareholders can be a resource for a company, but only if they know their place—in the boardroom, perhaps, but not on a pedestal.
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You would think that having your brand reach universal status would be an occasion for champagne in the boardroom, a sign of total market domination.
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As its name implies, the Gear Sport's design and appearance are more appropriate for the gym or pool than the boardroom or a fine restaurant.
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Ghosn, who holds French, Lebanese and Brazilian citizenship, has denied the charges and says he is the victim of a boardroom coup at Nissan Motor.
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Released on $9 million bail last month, he has denied the charges, calling them "meritless" and saying he was the victim of a boardroom coup.
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While Ghosn himself has cast the charges against him as a boardroom coup, there are clear signs emerging that the alliance looks set to continue.
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The Boardroom app can be used to allocate contracts and set up royalty percentages amongst members, and Balanc3 even specializes in doing taxes for musicians.
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Whilst this is not insurmountable by any means, it brings to the fore the need to effect a change in mind-set inside the boardroom.
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At noon, all the interns packed into the boardroom for a "Lunch and Learn" where we met some of the top journalists in the industry.
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Released on $9 million bail last month, Ghosn has called the charges against them "meritless" and said he was the victim of a boardroom coup.
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In a bitter boardroom coup Mistry was removed as chairman of Tata Sons in October and patriarch Ratan Tata has returned to the helm temporarily.
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The book is full of stories from Fiddy's life in the streets and in the boardroom, and focuses on the success he's found in both.
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The units started at $11 million and went up to $150 million for the 21,500-square-foot penthouse, which had served as a corporate boardroom.
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Between 2010 and 2015, Eric appeared on his father's reality show, "The Apprentice", 21 times as a boardroom judge and twice as an audience member.
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The first time I met him, he was sitting at the head of a table in the executive boardroom of Channels, watching the test episode.
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Yan Yuejin of E-house, a property-research firm, warns that the public boardroom brawl was "such a joke" that it will prompt regulatory scrutiny.
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Mr. Davis, then the chairman of Dean Foods, returned the favor by feeding Mr. Walters boardroom secrets as far back as 2008, the authorities say.
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We have the blueprint; we just need the will to build it, and to take lessons from the boardroom as well as the exam room.
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One, it could use a trim; the clash between our dynamic heroes and the stiff suits in the boardroom doesn't need to be hammered home.
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The HP Onyx Blizzard 215.6-inch Laptop, on sale for $21329.99, makes for a well-rounded choice that will work in the boardroom or classroom.
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"There is an increasing interest at the board level to have more technology-savvy, data-savvy, cybersecurity-savvy people sitting in the boardroom," she said.
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Jesse Cohn has been behind some of the ugliest shareholder tussles and boardroom battles in history during his 26 years at Paul Singer's Elliott Management.
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Because these startups do not have the luxury of a boardroom of lawyers and consultants, they need to be more aware about safeguarding corporate information.
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The guards provided a mattress, which Ms. Abu Baker shoved near a portrait of Yasir Arafat, the first Palestinian leader, in the former speaker's boardroom.
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Tollett, his two partners, Skip Paige and Bill Fold, and a staff of a dozen were sitting at the boardroom table, each with a laptop.
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On that show, the wild, seemingly out-of-nowhere decisions that he made in the boardroom about whom to fire frequently drove ratings and discussion.
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The law is the first of its kind in the U.S., and proponents say it's needed to equalize the representation of women in corporate boardroom.
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You do hear reports of abusive things happening on sets too often, in ways that if that happened in a corporate boardroom, forget about it.
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The video, directed by Hunger Games' Francis Lawrence, was centered around a futuristic Charlie's Angels leadership-summit-meets-boot-camp, with an all-women boardroom.
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She has been rattling cages in the governance field since the mid-1980s and says she's seen a definite improvement in boardroom makeup and practices.
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While the tech industry has moved slow so far, companies like Alphabet, Amazon, Airbnb, and HP are at least making some progress in the boardroom.
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Yacktman Asset Management disclosed a letter backing Peltz 's nomination, saying that P&G shareholders ''deserve a highly engaged, shareholder-focused voice in the boardroom.
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A limited-run, twice-daily podcast that brings you inside the Times boardroom with the primary election candidates' on-the-job interview of a lifetime.
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But as a new boardroom takes shape at the airline, 24 percent stakeholder Etihad Airways has yet to commit to the issue, Virgin Australia said.
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The boardroom turmoil at two of the country's most prominent companies is symptomatic of the clouds that are beginning to gather around the German economy.
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"Through Tom Davis, Billy Walters had a seat in the Dean Foods boardroom," a prosecutor, Brooke Cucinella, told jurors during her closing argument on Wednesday.
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But the unadulterated, 200-proof Donald Trump is found in the boardroom segments, at the end of each episode, in which he "fires" one contestant.
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Meanwhile, Jo Ellison, the Financial Times fashion editor and a Vogue alumna, apparently has several fans among the newer faces in the Condé Nast boardroom.
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With investors composing the majority of private-company board seats, the paucity of female check-writers in the venture community carries through to the boardroom.
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Anonymous According to CNN's Erin Burnett, Trump suggested her friend, who was with him in a Trump Tower boardroom in 2010, take some Tic Tacs.
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Adel: This is our boardroom and meeting room where our passenger spending their time for a meeting when they&aposre coming for this purpose only.
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The once-feted executive, who has said he is the victim of a boardroom coup, also called the latest arrest an attempt to silence him.
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While the international business community has mainly worried behind boardroom doors, more than a thousand small local Hong Kong businesses closed their doors on Wednesday.
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Released on $9 million bail last month, Ghosn has denied the charges, calling them "meritless" and saying he was the victim of a boardroom coup.
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A woman with his personal life, public comportment and potty mouth wouldn't last a nanosecond in a political campaign — or, for that matter, in a boardroom.
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I'm sure they don't want a headline, but they'd rather have a headline than a call to accountability in the boardroom for why they're losing money.
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Whether you're on your way to the boardroom or the classroom—or anywhere between—a slow, painful commute can suck the energy out of your day.
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It's for the people reviewing that project as they hop on a cross-country flight or sit in a boardroom getting paid all our salaries combined.
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"I asked for a table and they brought me a lampshade", he famously said of the men in the Valencia boardroom when he left the club.
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The Queen usually eats lunch alone at Buckingham Palace, and so I decided to go eat my repast in the boardroom, because I'm a VIP now.
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"I've always been in a boardroom or the Oval Office or on a stage giving a speech," she said, explaining why she went on the show.
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Ghosn, who faces three other charges including understating his income, has denied all allegations against him and said he is the victim of a boardroom coup.
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In 2007, Musk staged a boardroom coup at Tesla, first ousting Eberhard from his CEO seat and then from the company's board and executive suites entirely.
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In the boardroom, pitching prepared me for the pressures of leadership, the power of a trusted team and the humility to handle of feedback and failure.
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The report, an updated version of a 2017 study that set deadlines for companies to improve boardroom ethnicity, gave a damning verdict of progress so far.
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An early scene in The Post shows Katharine Graham (Meryl Streep) in a boardroom, trying to get a word in about her newspaper's upcoming public offering.
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"We are concerned by the rise of boardroom legislation by unelected corporate leaders," says Lawrence Keane, SVP of public affairs for the National Shooting Sports Foundation.
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Call it bedroom-to-boardroom dressing, a fad so oddly romantic as to be totally uncool — though Prince, no stranger to lace, would likely say otherwise.
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Owen's sanity is called into question in the boardroom prep for the real-life courtroom testimony, which is when we learn about his mental health history.
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Eyewear group's feuding French and Italian partners signed a peace deal to end a boardroom dispute over the group's leadership that threatened to pull it apart.
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While listed in London, the company was dogged by boardroom battles, weak commodity prices and an investigation into fraud and bribery at some of its subsidiaries.
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"It has moved the conversation about CSR from the backroom to the boardroom," says Richa Bajpai of Goodera, which helps firms to devise and monitor projects.
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Reports on boardroom diversity validate what we all have always known intuitively — a diverse executive pool not only makes sense, it is also good for business.
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Time's Up was formed in an effort to put an end to "sexual abuse, harassment, and inequality" in all workplaces — from the farmhouse to the boardroom.
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The TV room opens up into the "boardroom," where, in place of whiteboards and endlessly irritating teleconference systems, there are more than three dozen FireWire surfboards.
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Dag Kittlaus (director of Siri, 22-29): We were going in that boardroom and meeting with him every three, every two weeks, seeing him progressively weakened.
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As a result of feminism women are no longer pregnant and barefoot in the kitchen but now are increasingly well heeled and childless in the boardroom.
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Though study after study demonstrates that boardroom diversity results in higher returns and lower risk, the percentage of large companies with all-male boards remains high.
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Trump sounded off on the NBC reality show's Monday night return, which had Arnold Schwarzenegger taking over the boardroom, via a pair of early morning tweets.
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That changed when U.S. hedge fund Elliott pulled off a boardroom coup at the Italian phone group in May, wresting control away from the French investor.
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Aaron Dhir, an associate professor at York University's Osgoode Hall Law School and the author of a book about boardroom diversity, has studied the issue extensively.
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That the company would survive years of boardroom intrigue, CEO shuffles, and crippling anxiety over how the product should evolve – and still become a public company.
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The boardroom crisis has shaken the foundations of the Renault-Nissan alliance, with Nissan CEO Hiroto Saikawa calling for changes to weaken the French parent's control.
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The settlement also suggests that Amazon will be spared the kind of boardroom battle that has plagued other companies whose owners are dealing with family rifts.
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Boardroom conflicts have thrust Carige, Italy's last remaining large problem bank, into the spotlight, putting at risk a turnaround which was just starting to bear fruit.
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It works as a calling card for his consulting firm, McChrystal Group, which brings "lessons from the battlefield to the boardroom," as the company's website says.
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Two unnamed sources with knowledge of Alibaba boardroom activity told Reuters the company would delay its plans to raise $20 billion by listing on the exchange.
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It consists of a long wooden table surrounded by stools, such as might be found in an art school classroom or a cool dot-com boardroom.
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Fans have also suggested that one of adult Ben's boardroom colleagues is none other than Brandon Crane, who played the kid Ben in the 1990 miniseries.
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Which member is highest rated for effectiveness by your fellow directors, and how can you test candidates for the qualities that member brings to your boardroom?
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Before delaying its IPO and finding itself in the middle of a potential boardroom coup, the young startup was snapping up a wide variety of startups.
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The same corporate celebrity culture that elevated Trump from the boardroom to the White House is now building monuments to the bold CEOs who criticize him.
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Mistry was axed as chair of Tata Sons in a boardroom coup last month, with family patriarch Ratan Tata brought back to helm the company temporarily.
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While questionable dealings at boardroom level were prevalent during those early years, footballers were not above the odd financial inducement themselves, whether strictly legal or otherwise.
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Three state attorneys general have also claimed that Volkswagen's fraud reached deep into the company's boardroom, all the way to its former chief executive, Martin Winterkorn.
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Sources in Britain and Germany said it was too early to know the implications of the boardroom changes, but they had not heard talks were off.
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She proved her corporate mettle in pulling out a victory in an earlier boardroom fight against another formidable rival, Philippe Dauman, the former Viacom chief executive.
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Lovaglio, who made his name as the head of UniCredit's former Polish business Bank Pekao, was appointed in February as part of a boardroom shake-up.
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This time she paid tribute to boardroom Donatella, licking envelopes and putting her feet up on the desk as she tapped away at an Apple computer.
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And to be sure, the boardroom machinations of "Safe Room" are wild and entertaining, but in Kendall, we see the cost of this sort of thing.
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And while consistently poor quarterly failures in the boardroom can lead to organization crises, they do not bear remotely the same stakes as public health crises.
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Even if straight white males are low on the left's pecking order, they have most of the power in Washington, in statehouses, in every corporate boardroom.
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"I've sat at boardroom tables with tourism boards who have offered to provide me with the red carpet treatment just to promote their destination," she said.
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The Comfort Inn O&aposHare lists the room where Carrigan stayed as a "conference suite" with a boardroom table and a wallbed for $999 a night.
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A limited-run, twice-daily podcast that brings you inside the Times boardroom with the Democratic primary election candidates on the job interview of a lifetime.
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Speaking to CNBC on Thursday, Siemens CEO Joe Kaeser said sentiment in his boardroom was being affected by talk coming out of Washington, Beijing and Brussels.
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NCPPR's motion is unusual because it comes from an explicitly conservative perspective, and because it wants to bring politics into the boardroom — something most corporations avoid.
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But on her watch Germany has introduced boardroom quotas for women and created a generous system of paid parental leave shared between mothers and fathers. Mrs.
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You can't spend time on a playground or in a classroom (or in a boardroom or a war room) without having to grapple with this one.
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Mr. Kalanick's willingness to step back disrupts the tech-sector model of founders wielding executive power, aided by super-voting shares and cadres of boardroom allies.
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Traditional qualifications for directors such as financial and operational skills and industry experience are fading as prerequisites for a seat in the boardroom, Ms. Loop said.
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In recruiting, this strategy is known as "forensic referencing," which is typically used as an extensive background check on candidates for executive roles and boardroom positions.
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The terminal also offers its guests the use of a large boardroom, where each place round the custom-designed table had individual bottles of Voss water.
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At my first boardroom meeting, there wasn't a seat for me at the table full of white men, so I asked the CEO to move over
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The near-total lack of support for the Labour party proposal among British companies suggests they are even less prepared to welcome workers into the boardroom.
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Economic success is too complicated an achievement to be guaranteed by any simple nostrum, whether untrammelled markets, a progressive tax system – or boardroom representation for workers.
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Reuters reported in December that Sawiris had formed a partnership with Hawkins to spur boardroom change and influence strategy at companies they invest in, including Adidas.
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We often discuss the need for more women in the boardroom, but what about in the locker room, a team's back office and on the sidelines?
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"We have no thought of joining a big group," Sascha Moeri, the brand's chief executive, said during an interview in the boardroom of its sprawling factory.
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The Royal Commission in Australia exposed industry-wide misconduct as well accusations of profiteering that went all the way up from branch level to the boardroom.
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"As secretary of state, Trump tapped a neophyte to international diplomacy, but one whose silvery hair and boardroom bearing project authority," the Post reported at the time.
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It's no longer simply about glossy adverts or clever social media campaigns, marketers want to be central to business, bringing what their customers want into the boardroom.
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Only recently, she said, have other industries started following suit — forgoing the suits and boardroom presentations for more intense but more intimate sessions of brainstorming or strategizing.
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The UK may not yet have hit the same tipping point as the US where activism has become mainstream, yet it is rising up the boardroom agenda.
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Since his ouster at Nissan in November, Ghosn has accused his former colleagues of a boardroom coup aimed at scotching his plan to merge Nissan and Renault.
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After some cheesy lines about the importance of family, he flees the boardroom and within moments is singing with old chums by the azure waters of Greece.
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Finish off the look with a sleek pair of black heels and a polished top handle bag, and you'll be ready to tackle the boardroom in style.
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Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak's office stepped into the boardroom spat on Wednesday, asking a former cabinet minister to look into the suspension of FGV's top executives.
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After the election Mr Trump held summits with tycoons, televised live from the boardroom at Trump Tower, and later from his new HQ in the Oval Office.
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With the boardroom contest behind it, analysts say United can focus on closing the margin gap with Delta, which reported an 18.5 percent operating margin last week.
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Separate from the boardroom battles, Okada and his companies remain under investigation by the FBI over a $40 million payment to a Manila-based consultant in 2010.
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" Pruitt describes Trump's real office within New York's Trump Tower as dated, so the show built the boardroom where Trump uttered the now famous line "You're Fired!
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A number of big British companies are facing opposition from shareholders to executive pay packages this year in a resurgence of investor activism against excessive boardroom salaries.
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Volkswagen Group denies that the kind of internal rivalry that it encouraged at the Le Mans 5003 hour race is getting out of hand in the boardroom.
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In late November the 18 billion-euro building materials group rushed out a plan to accelerate asset sales and cost savings - a telltale sign of boardroom agita.
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He repeated that same stance earlier this year saying he'd only been seen in a boardroom or an outside meeting like lunch if there was money involved.
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The final season of Celebrity Apprentice in 28500 averaged approximately 6900 million people and helped launch Trump's presidential bid — demonstrating his leadership and ruthlessness in the boardroom.
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" A friend of hers is wearing her hair "totally natural, but she walks into her boardroom with her suit and heels and still gets the job done.
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"That means a girl born today will still face the same disparities in the boardroom that her mother and grandmother faced" Maloney said in a news release.
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On this score, Mr. Trump is the most unalloyed success, fusing boardroom bravado and constant exaggeration to convince his supporters that his vast wealth was an asset.
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To protect their brands and remain attractive places to work for the top millennial talent, businesses at least have to consider leading the charge from the boardroom.
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The Times newspaper reported on Monday that Deutsche Bank was seeking to replace Cryan after a boardroom row over the bank's future and alarm at its performance.
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As well as fearing they could lose access to candid boardroom chats, some asset managers are loathe to detail too much of their investment process to rivals.
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It would be close to the second anniversary of the accidental death of Travis Kalanick's mother, and of the dramatic boardroom coup that ousted him as boss.
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"Sometimes we might be too gentlemanly and not make our points too clearly," Mr. Tien said on Wednesday, sitting in his suede-walled boardroom overlooking Victoria Harbor.
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Awareness has grown in the past six months as women — from boardroom executives to Hollywood stars to assembly-line workers — have started speaking out about workplace mistreatment.
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Later, he walked into a boardroom where more than a dozen senior officials gathered around a large oval table to meet him, most for the first time.
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In the boardroom, there is no messy tangle of wires erupting from the table's smooth marble surface; drawers under the tabletop provide electrical outlets and data ports.
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Leslie Moonves, who was ousted as chief executive in September, was wary of the deal, which led to one of the bitterest boardroom battles in recent memory.
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She also invited a coalition of unions and community groups, Fed Up, to meet with her in the Fed's grand boardroom on the National Mall in Washington.
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And this time around, it's not the courtroom versus the boardroom: Each man has entered into a rivalry with a bigger fish in their own professional pond.
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For a loyal client, he or she can make last-minute restaurant reservations, get tickets to sold-out concerts or even book a boardroom for business meetings.
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Though they still enjoy preferential status in virtually every realm, from the boardroom to the courthouse, social forces like the Me Too movement are challenging that status.
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During an interview at Trump Tower last spring, the future president proudly showed off a boardroom filled entirely with stacks of magazines and newspapers featuring his visage.
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HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - What happens when a French bureaucrat, a Chinese government official, rich European heiresses and a captain of car-making walk into a boardroom?
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PARIS, Oct 11 (Reuters) - French carmaker Renault on Friday named Clotilde Delbos at interim chief executive after ending the tenure of Thierry Bollore following a boardroom vote.
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Co-founder Julian Dunkerton, who returned to lead the group after a boardroom coup in April, has reduced promotions in a bid to increase full-priced sales.
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Boardroom conversations are shifting in the wake of WeWork's failed IPO, and investors are urging money-losing start-ups to tighten operations and eventually bump up prices.
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Dancing in the Boardroom is currently on view at the Museum of Contemporary Art Detroit (MOCAD) as part of the winter program for the DEPE Space Residency.
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German Efromovich was ousted as chairman of Colombia-based Avianca Holdings SA in a boardroom shakeup led by United Airlines, which has lent millions to Efromovich's companies.
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Women's work is systematically devalued at every level, both economically and socially, whether it's in the home or in low-wage work or in the corporate boardroom.
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Yingde had been the subject of a rare public Chinese boardroom battle, with co-founders Sun Zhongguo, Trevor Strutt and Zhao Xiangti jostling for control of the board.
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It's easy to imagine the boardroom logic that led to Candy Crush the TV show: millions of people, especially millennials, like to watch other people play video games.
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"Future CEO," she captioned one of the clips as the camera panned across the boardroom table and ended with a shot of the infant in his activity center.
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It probably would've been an uphill battle to convince people that, despite having a woman in the highest office, most women still don't make it to the boardroom.
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His departure follows a boardroom shakeout at wealth manager AMP Ltd, also after revelations of corporate malfeasance, as Australia's banks face immense pressure to repair their tarnished image.
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The Wheeler Institute wants students to use their nascent boardroom skills in poorer countries, with an eye on creating jobs and growing businesses with a positive social impact.
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But now that the Donald has made a career shift, abandoning the boardroom in favor of the campaign trail, he could use some role models of his own.
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It's hard not to see Microsoft or advertising boardroom execs sensing an opportunity in the emerging digital festival market, especially one populated by hip, internet-savvy young people.
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Women (and mothers) should be in the boardroom, the editor's chair, the director's chair, the judge's bench and -- while we're at it -- the presidency of the United States.
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But the credit investor said in most cases, high debt was an intentional part of boardroom strategy and cash flows at many U.S. firms remained in positive territory.
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Whatever the reason, it is becoming more and more apparent that starting on the court or field may be the best path to the boardroom, especially for women.
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APIs have risen from the developer ranks to the boardroom, and we're just starting to see the impact they will have on business and the economy at large.
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By the 203s, Corbally was something of a throwback — a figure who brought the ghosts of Longie Zwillman, occupied Germany, and Swinging London straight into the corporate boardroom.
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With a career that has spanned the Department of Defense to spirits, television and hip-hop, Dia Simms is familiar with being the lone woman in the boardroom.
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"Future CEO," Gaines captioned one of the clips as the camera panned across the boardroom table and ended with a shot of the infant in his activity center.
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Zachary Crockett / Vox While female Olympics competitors are closing in on the gender parity gap, women are still lagging behind in the boardroom, where executive decisions are made.
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Fast-growth "unicorn" companies can quickly outgrow their founding, venture-based startup corporate governance, and find themselves facing Uber-like crises with too few adults in the boardroom.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Some of the portraits seem fit for the walls of a boardroom; others, the display tables of sketch artists on a boardwalk.
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The flattering bottoms feature a faux fly, pressed front leg crease, and button details that make the comfortable capris feel sleek and polished enough to tackle any boardroom.
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The Definitive Guide to Business Women are still underrepresented in the corporate boardroom, and they only hold a scant 4 percent of CEO positions in Fortune 500 companies.
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Fears that the boardroom coup would drag down a comparatively well-managed institution in a sector marred by political meddling and cronyism now appear to have been justified.
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What's true for the Oval Office also seems to be true for the boardroom: 58% -- there's that number again -- of Fortune 500 CEOs are over 6 feet tall.
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Joining him in the boardroom would be LSE Chairman Donald Brydon and Chief Financial Officer David Warren, both of whom would retain their positions in the new company.
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Mr. Scott, a multimillionaire former health care executive whose style is more suited to the boardroom than the stump, is not frequently sought to campaign for fellow Republicans.
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People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals said on its website that it would be snapping up Canada Goose shares to bring its fight straight to the boardroom.
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It set up a final Boardroom decision for the Governator, and, in the end, he awarded the title (and $250,000 charitable donation that went with it) to Iseman.
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There also are cultural differences, and often a clash between the hands-on entrepreneurial culture of the Valley and the more conservative approaches of the boardroom or CEO.
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Technology and innovation are extremely important to our elite audience of CEOs, CFOs and CMOs and this partnership allows us to take CNBC to them outside the boardroom.
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Britain's biggest listed asset manager, which has faced criticism for its bumper boardroom payouts, said Dobson would be replaced by Peter Harrison in a reshuffle of top management.
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The Times - Deutsche Bank AG has begun a search to oust John Cryan amid an escalating boardroom row over the lender's future and alarm at its performance. bit.
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Mirza Baig, head of investment stewardship at top-40 shareholder Aviva Investors, said Bramson was welcome on the bank's register but the boardroom was a step too far.
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While the number of women on corporate boards has recently increased, closing the boardroom gender gap may take decades, according to a report by the Government Accountability Office.
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German engineering company Siemens rose modestly, up 0.8 percent after it said it expects to notch up "moderate" sales growth next year, bucking the trend of boardroom caution.
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We must not only condemn this overt display but challenge each other to identify the racism that lurks behind boardroom doors and that permeates every facet of life.
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With the right pieces (that are versatile enough to wear in a variety of ways), you'll be sartorially conquering that boardroom once again, without blowing your entire paycheck.
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Boardroom diversity — or the lack of it — has become a hot button issue for organizations as they face growing pressure to better reflect their workforce and wider society.
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These final sequences take place in a boardroom so dimly lit that stripes of shadow pass over the contestants' faces, as if they were crossing into the underworld.
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It has been in turmoil since the shock sacking in 2015 of previous designer Alber Elbaz after a boardroom dispute and faces a deepening crisis amid slumping sales.
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Officials at both companies said they voted against independent chairman proposals at companies whose boards had lead independent directors and whose roles brought necessary balance to the boardroom.
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And all of this gives us a rare inside view of the boardroom politics when a company controlled by a powerful billionaire buys another company the billionaire owns.
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The latest move by the state-owned subway operator will affirm its control over Vanke, China's second largest property developer, and essentially ends the struggle for boardroom control.
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It is time to recommit ourselves to that vision of a country that measures our nation's success not at the boardroom table, but at kitchen tables across America.
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"I've always been told to hold back my feminine characteristics, that there's no room for that in the boardroom," Ms. Zalis said recently over coffee at Cecconi's here.
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Whether in the boardroom or the ring, this titan of industry is belligerent, cocky and always spoiling for a fight ... and dammit, WWE fans respect him for it.
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It was not immediately clear whether Seto's reinstatement would bring an end to the boardroom drama, as shareholders also endorsed several board members backed by the previous management.
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Amid its explosive growth, the company stumbled in 2017 when a series of legal and ethical scandals resulted in a boardroom coup that led to Mr. Kalanick's ouster.
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Mr. Khosrowshahi, former chief executive of Expedia, was in the midst of contentious negotiations to settle a boardroom feud between Mr. Kalanick and Uber investors at the time.
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Swivel chairs and miniature bottled waters on a boardroom table were just relics of a play world that was so much smaller than my new, raw, unfiltered one.
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They sat at a boardroom table dotted with coffee cups, hand cream and vitamin pills, batting around their own pitches and fielding others from the show's writing staff.
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The war with his rival is devastating the planet and it's a war the rival implies could have played out in the boardroom if Rhys hadn't been stubborn.
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In the ensuing eight-month boardroom fight between Macron's ministry and Hiroto Saikawa - Nissan's second-in-command at the time - many now see the seeds of today's crisis.
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Though Trump is clearly inclined to do deals, and relishes taking the big seat in any boardroom situation, he's failed to pass any meaningful legislation across party lines.
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Then he would bring three of the lowest performers into a boardroom where they would savage one another in front of him, all vying to avoid being fired.
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Jet has also said it is talking to lenders to resolve its debt problems and is looking at injecting more cash into the airline and making boardroom changes.
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They are treated differently not just on the golf course or in the boardroom, but in daily episodes large and small, at work and in their social lives.
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Omarosa Manigault Newman, a veteran of "The Apprentice," President Trump's former boardroom-high jinks reality show competition, has delivered both production-perfect elements to the Trump White House.
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Conversations in the boardroom and around dinner tables have turned from lamenting French decline to a sort of stunned delight at finding the country the object of international admiration.
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It's often other factors, such as ego, relationships and preserving collegiality in the boardroom, said Norman Bishara, a professor of business law and ethics at the University of Michigan.
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Tillerson was principled, well-informed, modest and witty -- part CEO (committed to everyone from mailroom to boardroom) and part life coach (pushing themes such as inclusivity, respect and honesty).
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Greco, who started his career at consultancy firm McKinsey, took over at Generali at the height of the euro zone debt crisis after a boardroom coup ousted his predecessor.
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In the latest twist in the protracted boardroom brawl at Viacom, directors were bracing for the possibility that they could be replaced as soon as Friday, sources told CNBC.
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It's not much better in the boardroom: not even one in five board members are women and just 16 percent of board seats are occupied by people of color.
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I'm getting ahead of myself, but I love the idea of boardroom intrigue in which hosts and humans are brokering the future of the park — if not the world.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Activist investor Elliott kept up the pressure on French spirits group Pernod Ricard, welcoming this week's first-half results but calling for boardroom changes and better margins.
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"When this 'Uncle Tom' incident happened on Celebrity Apprentice in the boardroom several of my castmates and I addressed Mr. Trump immediately when we heard the comment," Jon wrote.
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Because you can easily swap out bands and because it doubles as a window on your calendar you can wear it from boardroom to pool to sauna to bed.
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"I think whether it's in the halls of Congress or a boardroom, we need to reflect the diversity of this nation," Murphy told CNBC at the Democratic National Convention.
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A little more than a year after Uber's board of directors busted into acrimony, CEO Dara Khosrowshahi is feeling pretty good about how things are going in the boardroom.
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Reuters reported in December that Sawiris had formed a partnership with U.S. investor Mason Hawkins to spur boardroom change and influence strategy at companies they invest in, including Adidas.
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In an industry teeming with men — in the boardroom, at the helm of brands — Isa Arfen holds up a mirror to the femininity (by her own definition) of women.
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But the business credentials of the advisors this season is impressive and will nicely complement Patrick Knapp Schwarzenegger, Arnold's nephew who is a constant in the boardroom all season.
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The proposals, which will be announced on Tuesday and will come into force by next June, will also aim to give workers a voice at the boardroom level. bit.
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"The boardroom of Lufthansa is the only place in Europe where people think that Eurowings is low-cost," O'Leary said on the prospect of such a move by Lufthansa.
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"What's something all smokers—the people we are slowly making sick and then eventually dead—need" you can practically imagine a suit in the Philip Morris boardroom wondering aloud.
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His boardroom pitch wasn't enough to win Schultz over, so he changed his strategy and invited the CEO to one of the movie theaters he owned at the time.
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"The higher that implied volatility sits and for longer, the more likely it is that the conversation around hedging is going to rise at the boardroom level," Schamotta said.
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Beyond a boardroom shakeup, Elliott has proposed to sell a majority stake in TIM's soon-to-be created network unit, NetCo, and merge it with local rival Open Fiber.
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On a recent episode of Recode Decode, hosted by Kara Swisher, Cowboy Ventures founder Aileen Lee explained why she wants techies to stop saying "good guy" in the boardroom.
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Late in the afternoon of Tuesday, February 16, 2016, Cook and several lieutenants gathered in the "junior boardroom" on the executive floor at One Infinite Loop, Apple's old headquarters.
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What Disney executive slammed his fist on a boardroom table and decried that we better see Pumbaa's wrinkly-ass skin and eye boogers or some animator was getting canned?
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Along with corporate governance issues, the often non-binding shareholder resolutions have taken on new importance lately with rising investor interest in topics like boardroom diversity or climate change.
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Telecom Italia is currently caught up in a boardroom battle for control between Vivendi and activist fund Elliott which earlier this year wrested control from the French media giant.
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"If you did that in a bathroom or a boardroom — or even if it's someone's private space, like through a window — you could implicate privacy law there," says Calo.
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"I've been doing online content for over 10 years, so I was so excited when they offered me a position of being in the boardroom," Ezarik, 32, tells PEOPLE.
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One exception was the boardroom minutes book of the association created in 1926 by Pablo Casals, a world-famous cellist, to give concerts for factory workers and their families.
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He appeared as a boardroom adviser with Ivanka on their father's reality-TV show "The Apprentice," as well as a judge for some of his father's Miss USA pageants.
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Both female New York senators—the current and the former—readily transpose the empowerment rhetoric of the feminist movement into the quest for greater representation in the corporate boardroom.
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Beyond the ranks of the boardroom, we also need to continue to help women enter the field of mathematics and engineering, and encourage them to learn how to code.
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The boardroom shake-up comes a few days after the firm said it had found fresh cases of misconduct at its Naoshima copper smelter and refinery in western Japan.
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Samsung reps really hammered home the three product cornerstones of family, food and entertainment (why the aforementioned boardroom didn't opt for a third F of "fun" is beyond me).
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A Reuters analysis of disclosures from some of the world's biggest asset managers shows just a fraction of talks on issues like boardroom diversity and working conditions are published.
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She wrote often about what was then called 'the domestic sphere,' as if what takes place between parents and children is less important than what happens in a boardroom.
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Powell and his colleagues left empty seats in between them at the central bank's oval boardroom table... They made decisions in four hours that would usually take two days.
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He spent the weekend covering the many boardroom twists that led to Uber picking its new C.E.O. And now he's off recovering in a Twinkie-addled haze, I think.
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He is fascinated by the petty doctrinal arguments and personal rivalries in the ranks of the Animal Liberation Front and also by the boardroom intrigue within the Mirando Corporation.
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In his interview on "The Boardroom," which was published on YouTube on Tuesday, Falk said that in the early 1980s, Nike was not the dominant brand it is today.
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" Moreover, the cheesy "boardroom" of "The Apprentice" would ultimately become "a direct blueprint for Trump's administration, a dogpile of competitors, cronies and relatives throttling one another daily for survival.
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The last few weeks in the saga of the troubled ride-hailing company have been marked by lawsuits and boardroom intrigue, but I have to admit — I'm totally lost.
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To avoid distracting the candidates, we deployed four cameras, each with a camera operator, in a 15th-floor boardroom at The Times, along with a stationary high-angle camera.
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Vanke had been embroiled in a more than year-long boardroom battle until state-owned Shenzhen Metro Group affirmed control in June by raising its stake to 29.38 percent.
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DEMS PRESS SEC ON BOARDROOM DIVERSITY: Congressional Democrats are pressuring the Securities and Exchange Commission to move forward with rules that would require corporate boards to detail their diversity.
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Superdry co-founder Julian Dunkerton, who returned to the group after a boardroom coup in April, is overhauling product and cutting promotions in an attempt to reinvigorate the brand.
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Opening the door to Mr. Bannon's dismissal is an unusual move for someone who, despite the reality-television-boardroom-tyrant caricature, normally reserves his scolding of subordinates for private.
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But as the appointments dispute threatens to escalate into a new boardroom fight, Renault's hand is critically weakened by another deal Macron struck to end the last stand-off.
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An October boardroom coup ousted Mistry as chairman of Tata Sons, holding company of the $100 billion Tata empire, but he remains on the board of some group companies.
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A project that could've opened a path to the middle class for thousands of families was scuttled by a few very powerful people sitting in a boardroom in Seattle.
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While the libretto sets the work in the Italian Renaissance, this staging plays out, like "Rake," among an immoral contemporary elite, a group of men in a corporate boardroom.
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He got rid of Bendix's boardroom table as a stodgy artifact of the past, banned executive parking spaces and often dressed in a style now known as business casual.
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Brown's decision to stage this two-person dance party was quite deliberate; of all the places in the Spode factory, the boardroom was a place where workers were forbidden.
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Even so, the groundwork for many deals is laid long before any formal boardroom discussion, said entrepreneur and technology academic Vivek Wadhwa, a former director at contact-management company Humin.
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French media conglomerate Vivendi is involved in a boardroom battle at Telecom Italia, in which it has a 24 percent stake, and Vivendi also has a pending lawsuit with Mediaset.
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But in the meantime read Josh Constine's absolutely wild account of the startup's past five months, which have been more dramatic than any social-media since peak boardroom-drama Twitter.
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"When this 'Uncle Tom' incident happened on Celebrity Apprentice in the boardroom several of my castmates and I addressed Mr. Trump immediately when we heard the comment," wrote the rapper.
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"Shots Fired: Portia Scott-Griffith declares squad feud with MMN boardroom bitch," Fey's character Diana St. Tropez reads, after seeing an article about the story posted on a gossip site.
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Renault holds 43.4 percent of Nissan but agreed to limit formal control of its larger partner in a 2015 shareholder pact that defused a boardroom standoff with the French government.
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As his will was not legally watertight, his three half-brothers staged a boardroom coup and ousted Mr Chang as chairman, sending shares in listed subsidiaries of Evergreen Group southward.
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In the experience of Lawton Fitt, a veteran female board member in America and Britain, women do not necessarily express particular views or fill a predictable role in the boardroom.
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The son of a Russian real estate mogul with ties to the Kremlin wakes up from a nap in a boardroom with Donald Trump at the head of the table.
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It's not just on women in music to talk about these issues, from #MeToo to the systematic exclusion of women from select roles in music — including those in the boardroom.
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Chipotle Mexican Grill and Bill Ackman are nearing a settlement that would give the hedge fund billionaire a say in the burrito chain's boardroom, according to The Wall Street Journal.
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What the Republican nominee said behind the closed doors of his reality TV show boardroom is directly relevant to the decision U.S. voters are about to make as an electorate.
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BP has defended its stance on boardroom pay, despite the rising ire among investors, who have seen the value of their shares drop by 24 percent in the last year.
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However, its leaders have been locked in a legal tussle with the Holy See since one of its top knights was sacked in the chivalric equivalent of a boardroom showdown.
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Mr. Walker said that as a Pepsi director, he planned to be as righteous in the corporate boardroom as he said he tries to be in his Ford Foundation office.
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A preliminary review by Proxy Insight had already found strong support for executive pay, even as the fund firms broke with management on matters like climate change and boardroom diversity.
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They'd get a rallying cry from both women and men (the good ones, anyway) if they exhibited the same fierceness in a boardroom, or a Wednesday night spoken word performance.
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Men were reluctant to change boardroom dynamics by bringing in women, according to Christine Shropshire, who has done research on the likelihood of male and female executives facing activist investors.
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Mr. Catsimatidis said that he knew Mr. Trump as a homebody who preferred to host associates in the comfort of a Trump Tower boardroom rather than go out to dinner.
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For a long time, they were close — so close that a jury was convinced Mr. Gupta had slipped him boardroom secrets so that Mr. Rajaratnam could trade on inside information.
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He is battling to steer a new course for the app, which has faced regulatory crackdowns, court cases, bans and protests around the world, as well as several boardroom controversies.
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Playing with stock genres — including elements of gangster noir, futuristic dystopia and cutthroat boardroom intrigue — has given Mr. Braxton the chance to explore ideas regarding cultural progress (or lack thereof).
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This week, you can catch him in the musical "Rocketman," where Madden plays a cunning music manager whose seduction of Elton John extends past the boardroom and into the bedroom.
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But one thing it taught us is that we need more women everywhere: in the Senate, the c-suites, making decisions on movies and TV shows, and in the boardroom.
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The characters' travails play out in a shabby-chic apartment, a glass-walled boardroom, or a South L.A. mansion—environments that suggest excellence rather than a struggle to get by.
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In some ways, Trump's long-held view of the courtroom (like the boardroom and briefing room) as a theatrical venue above all squares well with a nationally televised impeachment trial.
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I met him in this nondescript boardroom and he showed me all the secrets to the movie, told me about my character in and out, and gave away the ending.
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The former Nissan and Renault chairman has denied the charges against him and has said he was the victim of a boardroom coup by Nissan executives opposed to closer ties.
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It could be the basis for an absorbing story, and the best parts of "Taboo" in the first three episodes take place in the boardroom of the East India Company.
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Deutsche Bank is seeking to replace Chief Executive John Cryan amid an intensified boardroom row over the bank's future and alarm at its performance, the Times newspaper reported on Monday.
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Mr. Solomon has called for greater gender parity inside Goldman and last week said the bank would press for more boardroom diversity at the companies it advises and invests in.
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A couple of dozen educators from the Washington area gathered in the Fed's grand boardroom, where monetary policy is made, while many others joined by videoconference from regional Fed offices.
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Surrounded by the German press corps, Petry and Mazyek, a sturdy forty-seven-year-old former media consultant, met in a boardroom on the second floor of the Regent Hotel.
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The miner was taken private by its three founders and the Kazakh government in 2013 following a series of boardroom battles, six years after listing on the London Stock Exchange.
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Directed by Stephen Brackett, the show is a technicolor, high energy swirl of buzzwords and ideas that a corporate boardroom thought might appeal to Today's Youth but miss the mark.
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Campaign spokespeople have stressed the importance of the selfie line in showing how Warren is a grassroots candidate, more interested in meeting people face-to-face than behind boardroom doors.
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A new bill in California — the first of its kind in the U.S. — could force major companies, including many household-name tech firms, to bring more women to the boardroom.
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Efforts to boost gender, ethnic and racial representation on boards are supported by research that suggests companies with greater diversity in the C-suite and in the boardroom perform better financially.
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The retail industry is leading the way when it comes to diversity and refreshment rate at the boardroom level, finds the PwC's new report "A Look At Board Composition", published today.
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"Now we want to lay the foundation, as a fourth mobile network operator, to contribute to Germany becoming a leading 5G market," Dommermuth said after winning boardroom backing for the move.
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Former Army helicopter pilot Deborah Snyder has gone from the cockpit to the boardroom to take on an important mission: finding homes for veterans who don't have a place to live.
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Bezos, who many regard as a management guru, also settled his closely watched divorce such that he will retain full voting control of his family's stock, sparing Amazon a boardroom battle.
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Yet as he fashioned himself as a superstar executive, Mr. Sorrell also came under sharp scrutiny — especially for his increasingly lavish pay packages, which came to symbolize boardroom excess in Britain.
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Reuters reported last year that Egyptian tycoon Nassef Sawiris has formed a partnership with U.S. investor Mason Hawkins and his Southeastern Asset Management to drive boardroom change at companies including Adidas.
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Toward the back of the sixth-floor boardroom of the New York Stock Exchange—past the fake skylight and the real Fabergé urn—there's a black, walnut-size blob on display.
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According to Rosalinda Oropeza Randall, an etiquette and civility expert and the author of " Don't Burp in the Boardroom," as soon as you realize you're unprepared, you should tell your boss.
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Leagues will receive a "brag flag" for the winner of the season, turf-inspired drink sleeves and the chance to host their next draft party in NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell's boardroom.
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No one's going to be hauled before Trump, in a darkened boardroom, to explain themselves before he utters "you're fired" because, well no one's getting fired for this epic screw-up.
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Here is where that balance of yes, we can lean in, and it will be so much easier once the door is open for us to get into the boardroom. Literally.
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His habit is to let his advisers duke it out in public -- sort of like an "Apprentice"-boardroom scene -- and then come in at the last minute and make the call.
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In addition to their abs and chiseled cheekbones, these men were all successful in their own right, handling themselves in the boardroom just as well as they did in the bedroom.
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Steinhoff is fighting for survival after discovering accounting irregularities last December that triggered an 85% share price slide in the group and a raft of changes in its boardroom and leadership.
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Isaka's appointment would be the result of a boardroom split at Seven & i, rare in Japan where directors and executives almost never disagree, at times at the cost of good governance.
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These incredible women are also dominating the boardroom, the garden, the sushi bar, the book tour and within the community, all in the name of good food for good people. 26.
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The protracted boardroom battle led to the ousting in November of CEO Amos Genish, a Vivendi ally who was replaced by Luigi Gubitosi, who was appointed to the board by Elliott.
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The fight for control of the CBS boardroom was put in motion on Sunday, when CBS's special committee determined a merger with Viacom was not in the interest of CBS shareholders.
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Talking to CNBC in an episode of Life Hacks Live, Williams said that though her career on the court and in the boardroom is laced with challenges, it's vital to persevere.
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But for those who had hoped women who are directors would rein in runaway executive pay, the data indicates that gender diversity in the boardroom just doesn't translate into meaningful change.
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Lululemon's international success made it an investor darling, but a string of quality and supply chain problems, boardroom upheaval, and stiff competition in recent years have dulled some of its appeal.
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But state-controlled utility EDF, which went through a bruising boardroom battle in order to agree backing for the project on Thursday, said it had no advance warning of the review.
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"I'm a lucky guy," he wrote, "very fortunate in being surrounded by this excellent staff, a team of highly-talented operating managers and a boardroom of very wise and experienced directors."
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Despite her clear prowess, she loses a partner role to a man (adding insult to injury, this blow hits during a boardroom scene in which only one other woman is present).
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Mistry's statement comes a week after he was ousted as chairman of the $100 billion steel-to-software conglomerate in a boardroom coup that saw Ratan Tata return as interim chairman.
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The boardroom surprise at one of the country's biggest firms also signals a change in atmosphere in Japanese corporate governance, where management traditionally enjoyed support by big shareholders and board members.
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In the midday meeting in the 16th-floor boardroom of The Times's publisher, Arthur Sulzberger Jr., Mr. Trump seemed confident even as he said he was awed by his new job.
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Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak's office also got involved in what has become a public boardroom battle, asking a former cabinet minister to look into the suspension of FGV's top executives.
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Behind the scenes: Wells Fargo executives were irate that the Fed's announcement trumpeted the replacement of the banks' directors, and that it implied the boardroom changes came at the Fed's instruction.
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Individuals who are no stranger to a boardroom but would focus on becoming a spokesman for the sport's brand – as well as a 'welcome face' for the dignitaries on the grid.
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Employees practicing social distancing to help slow the spread of the virus have traded boardroom meetings for videoconferences that more often than not involve glimpses of colleagues' pajamas or unfinished basements.
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"The only guideline in a boardroom should be management asking themselves, 'Would I send my family — my own son or daughter — into that plant and be 100% certain they are safe.'"
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""The only guideline in a boardroom should be management asking themselves, 'Would I send my family — my own son or daughter — into that plant and be 100% certain they are safe?
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Siemens, the German conglomerate, bucked the trend of boardroom caution when it said on Thursday that it expected to shrug off global geopolitical tensions and notch "moderate" sales growth next year.
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I'm not going to sit in a boardroom where I'm the only black woman, and not ask why there isn't another black woman, or why there aren't other people of color.
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Lesley Slaton Brown, HP's chief diversity officer, wants to increase diversity at both the very top — the boardroom and management positions — and bottom of the corporate ladder, such as new hires.
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The Times A boardroom clash at Expedia Group Inc, the online holiday booking group, has prompted the departure of its chief executive Mark Okerstrom and chief financial officer Alan Pickerill. bit.
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British listed companies will soon have to reveal and justify the difference in pay between their chief executive and their average employee, under new reforms aimed at tackling excessive boardroom pay.
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The deal reflects a strategy of overseas expansion being pursued by Seven & I's president, Ryuichi Isaka, who took control of the company after winning an unusually public boardroom battle last year.
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Over the past several years, Uber has been gripped by countless scandals including sexual harassment, alleged gender discrimination and a drawn-out boardroom battle with founder and co-CEO Travis Kalanick.
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The 55-year-old urged the 200 leaders - many of them women - from 33 countries across Asia-Pacific to speak up, even though men still dominate both politics and the boardroom.
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"This reinforces Tajan's reputation as a high-end boutique auction house," Ms. Seward, a Romanian-born United States citizen, said in her boardroom here, seated behind a desk that she designed.
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Not everyone needs a seat — this is a party, not a boardroom meeting — so don't go out and get a dozen folding chairs that clutter the room and strain your budget.
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And they have to distill and dissect a lot and I don't think there is a good feedback loop on issues relating to employee happiness, talent, and culture overall to the boardroom.
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Apart from a tempestuous boardroom battle between controlling shareholders Techint Group and Nippon Steel & Sumitomo Metal Corp, Usiminas has struggled with rising steel imports and two years of economic contraction in Brazil.
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Ministers will use the state to curb what they see as abuses, and shift more power towards employees and away from the boardroom, to enhance workers' rights, as Mrs May put it.
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The report suggested companies take steps such as reporting their ethnic diversity policies, publishing data on their boardroom diversity, and developing a pool of "high potential ethnic minority leaders" through mentorship programs.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Renault shareholders approved Chairman and CEO Carlos Ghosn's 7.4 million euro ($8.6 million) compensation for 2017, averting a boardroom crisis as the carmaker explores closer consolidation with alliance partner Nissan.
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"Without changes in the company's boardroom, there can be no assurances that this time will be different," said Ferguson, managing partner at Sachem and also one of the nominees to Eagle's board.
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Banca Carige's top shareholder Vittorio Malacalza on Wednesday threatened potentially to take legal action against the bank's management in an escalating boardroom row that could put the Italian lender's turnaround at risk.
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The problems faced by Dr. Ford aren't very different than those a showrunner confronts when crafting a series for premium cable: how to satisfy the boardroom while maintaining a singular artistic vision.
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It comes after a tumultuous few months for the San Francisco start-up that led to former CEO and co-founder Travis Kalanick being forced out after a series of boardroom controversies.
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At M·A·C, we've made a decades-long commitment to support all ages, all races and all genders — from the makeup counter, to the boardroom, to the billboards you see on the street.
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Today we must continue that fight—not to place more women in the boardroom, but to construct ways of living and working that are measured by something greater than money and success.
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In a boardroom coup in October, Mistry was ousted as chairman of Tata Sons, holding firm of the $100 billion Tata empire, but he remains on the board of some group companies.
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In March, Vanke came under direct control of the Shenzhen government, a move that could end boardroom struggle but which raised questions as to the extent the developer would remain market-driven.
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Ivanka appeared on her father's hit show, "The Apprentice," joining the cast as a boardroom judge from its sixth season to its final episode with the Trumps at the helm in 2015.
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"I'm the happiest I've ever been at rehearsal," Mendes said, as the actors—Simon Russell Beale, Ben Miles, and Adam Godley—took up their positions in a wooden mockup of the boardroom.
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Mr. Trump, whose "Apprentice" boardroom chair still decorates his office, remains deeply invested in the show: He is asking friends, executives and even campaign crowds about his successor as host, Arnold Schwarzenegger.
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