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The CEO said the luxury market "can only get better" as the anniversary of the financial crisis passes.

If you haven't been a CEO before, show them your advisory board and the rest of your management team who will complement you.

Plenty of good CEOs are bullies - the answer is to keep out of his way and if he lets rip at you, not to take it too personally.

From its CEO, to its massively popular operating system, the company does not exude the cool, hip style of Apple.

The same traits that make him a great CEO drive him to put his company, and his investors, at risk.

The measure of a CEO's achievement was the total return achieved for shareholders during his tenure.

"I feel like the wise old woman CEO, trying to pave the path for a lot more after me, " she says.

So some of the smartest C. E. O. 's did not know what some of their smartest people were doing.

It used to be a given for many M& A watchers that diving straight into a deal could often be a mistake for a new CEO.

Ann Schodde, president and CEO of the U. S. Center for Citizen Diplomacy emphasized that the summit was more than just talk.

Lewis, who remains the CEO, is now talking about staying on at least until the current crisis is over and perhaps as long as three years.

Page and Schmidt said in January the CEO switch would not result in a material change in the company's strategy.

When he dies -- he has said he has no plan to retire -- the company will split his job into a CEO role and a CIO position.

If you were a CEO of a financial institution, what model would you use to try to drive regulatory compliance?

It is all a reminder that the biggest threat to a healthy economy is not the socialists of campaign lore. It's C. E. O. 's.

If the company is a little larger, the CEO may ask for recommendations from his or her direct reports.

Back at his car, he found a voice-mail message: Dieter Zetsche, the head of Daimler, wanted to meet him urgently.

ZTE CEO Shi Lirong said the situation the company is facing in US is an indication of anti-competition, protectionism and anti-foreignism.

On Sept . 9 , Bair decided that she had to call the CEO of Washington Mutual to warn him of a disagreement over the bank's ratings .

Undaunted, the young fellow looks at him and replies, "I make $200 a week. Why? "

That's at least what some small business owners have to say to the Apple co-founder who stepped down from his position as CEO last week.

He said he himself considered an interim CEO post.

The CEO who was stepping down met with him privately and presented him with three numbered envelopes.

Once in as CEO, I found a bridge loan we made had been diverted and misspent and brought this to the attention of our local partners.

Modern CEOs seem to have no opinions, especially not negative ones.

Tim Cook has made only minor changes since he took over as permanent Apple CEO in August, reports the Wall Street Journal.

All this raises two important questions: first, how much should a company divulge about its CEO's health?

Qantas CEO Joyce said the company had as many as 14 engines may be replaced, it is not clear when the A380 aircraft can resume flying.

eg. Bob was determined to be a CEO , even if he had to ride out a few years in low positions at the company.

Everyone has at least one goal in life; To be rich, to be happy, to have a family, to be a CEO, to have that car or that house.

While a dynamic CEO may be needed to help the company keep expanding, H-P should able to coast on autopilot until a successor is named.

When investors see that, they will mistakenly conclude that he is such a good boss that his old company can no longer thrive without him.

Little, who became CEO in 2007, said the company lost "tens of millions" of dollars on its Chinese foray.

"Jewellery in a retail environment is locked up in a glass case, " says Jessica Herrin, the company's chief executive and founder.

Observers have expressed skepticism over whether the company's fortunes can be turned around by a new CEO, but the market reacted favorably.

At my last position in Corporate America, I was on the receiving end of a bully executive who was well entrenched with our CEO.

Basically, all Western employees are covered by an employee contract, from a hamburger flipper to the CEO of a major corporation.

He said one of the things that I thought interesting, He said, hiring a new CEO is a lot like heart surgery, heart transplant surgery.

The problem for the company smoking cash was that it was beneath the CEO to make these calls or to make the difficult cuts.

He said he has emailed the former Apple CEO a few times but admitted that Syrian pride means he would never call him.

Apotheker was only put in the position less than a year ago, and he will be the third straight CEO to be fired by the company.

NARAYANA MURTHY, Founder and CEO of Infosys Technology: We were all children of a different generation.

The first three hours of what was to have been an 11-hour flight appear to have been uneventful, CEO Pierre-Henri Gourgeon said.

A young executive was leaving the office at 6 p. m. when he found the CEO standing in front of a shredder with a piece of paper in his hand.

But that's basically the size of Apple's new building, proposed by CEO Steve Jobs, although a bit of a smaller footprint overall.

In 64 years there had never been a CEO from a local council -- they were always from the outside -- so I was very sure it was not serious.

Unsurprisingly, the behavior of a CEO is often scrutinized by investors and the public.

Renault's chief executive Carlos Ghosn said he'd refused an offer by his deputy to resign over the scandal.

Jobs resigned from his post as a CEO in the company because he knew his time was come.

Louis Allen Worldwide CEO J. P. Miller said he knows companies might be scared to spend money on surveys during a recession.

"There's quite a bit of activity in port development to accommodate the junior miners, " Port Hedland CEO Andre Bush said.

The affair, which has been made very public within the company, seems to have done no damage to him but has devastated me.

Ms. Whitman was first approached about becoming CEO a few weeks ago, a person familiar with the matter said.

Jha, the new co-CEO of Motorola, had been talking to Rubin for months, hoping to persuade him to let Motorola build the next Android phone.

The board also discussed the company's internal operations under interim Chief Executive Tim Morse, people familiar with the matter said.

"People are now focusing on the emerging world, with a bit of a gold rush going on, " says Graham Allan, CEO Yum Restaurants International.

CEO Robert Koehler calls it a "megatrend in materials substitution. "

Eighty percent of the CEOs said the business environment is growing so complex that it literally demands new ways of thinking.

If your advertising idea is targeted at a startup firm that really needs the creative help, the CEO might be more willing to talk to you.

Women who qualified as accountants or lawyers do not generally have MBAs: others got into a fast-paced career and never looked back.

On a conference call Friday, Dish CEO Charlie Ergen said the Internet was making itself noticed as a competitor.

CEO Jamie Dimon said the bank expects the downward trend to continue, but added continued losses are linked to the unemployment rate.

Some of these IPOs may have been done mainly to feed the ego of the CEO, and that sets up the perfect conditions for fraud.

CEO Tony Hsieh has grand ambitions to grow Zappos into a big company that spans several industries. But he never wants it to feel big.

So over the next six months CEO Roger Hardy and his senior team called customers each week to see whether they had any ideas.

"It was an easier time to be a CEO in the 1990s, " he said.

CEO Don Blankenship said the company lost shifts and productivity because of tougher enforcement by federal mining regulators.

The new CEO is going to be a great asset to the company.

Prior to that he'd been the interim CEO, or iCEO, and OS X was the last major part of the company he needed to fix.

And why would the CEO of any financial institution big enough to be a significant trader decide to be "just" a traditional banker?

That's what CEO Bob McDonald is claiming, as he attempts to turn the consumer product giant into a model of business in the digital age.

There's a--there's a lot of--every CEO has, you know, has a little bit of that `all the other kids are doing it, ' you know.

This legislation is often cited as one of the drivers for the rise of CEO incentive pay.

And we were talking about something, or arguing, and he said to me, in the kindest way possible, 'Leonard, you are not CEO any more.

Directors have put a priority on evaluating selling all or part of the company, rather than on a CEO search, one of the people said.

Last week, the CEO of Tata Consulting Services said the company was looking to make purchases around the world.

He wrote only that he had always said he would step down as CEO if he felt he could no longer do the job to his high standards.

Another candidate offered to fly cross-country on his own funds to meet with a CEO who was on vacation at the time.

CEO Ng says it's much easier launching a camera company today than it would have been just a few years ago.

He took back the CEO role at Rusal, which he'd given up years earlier, and rushed to cut costs.

Such anomalies lead some analysts to question how much performance influences CEO pay.

Jack Ma, the CEO of Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. is something of an exception, with some Jobs-like characteristics.

Brian was the default candidate for CEO, the last man standing, and he was a controversial choice that not everyone believed in.

Just a few minutes ago news broke that legendary Apple CEO passed away at the age of 56.

CEO Steve Ballmer was unable to steer the company to a position of growth, leaving Microsoft selling PC software in a post-PC world.

This cut to the heart of an issue that had bedevilled the company under previous chief executives.

The executive who holds it is never consulted on major strategic decisions and has no chances to move up to Chief Executive Officer (CEO).

For a time, he penned notes to journalists -- something he would never have done as CEO -- correcting them on points of GM history.

You can see Apple and its board desperately trying to convince us that Tim Cook is great, and I'm sure he is and will do fine.

Five months after taking over the top spot from ousted chief Mark Hurd, new CEO Leo Apotheker spelled out his plan to transform HP.

The executive who holds it is never consulted on major strategic decisions and has no chances to move up to Chief Executive Officer (CEO).

For a time, he penned notes to journalists -- something he would never have done as CEO -- correcting them on points of GM history.

You can see Apple and its board desperately trying to convince us that Tim Cook is great, and I'm sure he is and will do fine.

Five months after taking over the top spot from ousted chief Mark Hurd, new CEO Leo Apotheker spelled out his plan to transform HP.

Lala thought she was tells a lie since the NO. one vehicle is belongs to local government how could used for a company's CEO?

To illustrate the point further, Huggler described the case of a woman who was a CEO of a nonprofit organization.

To help capture a bit of the feeling and emotion from those earliest of days I'd like to share some thoughts from David Helgason, our CEO.

CEO Paul Tan said the six Russian patients would first be monitored for two months to see how well their diabetes was controlled.

He took over BP in 2007, after his predecessor, John Browne, resigned over a scandal involving allegations about his private life.

Six years ago, Steve and I made a major transition when he stepped up to be CEO.

He took over BP in 2007, after his predecessor, John Browne, resigned over a scandal involving allegations about his private life.

Six years ago, Steve and I made a major transition when he stepped up to be CEO.

Jes Staley was put in charge of the investment bank, positioning him as the front-runner for the CEO job.

We shouldn't miss out on this great opportunity to see your CEO in person.

In 1997, when he returned to the company as CEO, Apple was as close to dead as a company can be.

Hypothetically speaking I might be able to do your current job as a director.

Schwartz has always enjoyed this type of public discourse, as he continued to blog in a time when very few CEOs would dare do such a thing.

It was also revealed that the company's CEO, Steve Jobs, has had a liver transplant two months ago.

By being extremely flexible for the CEO, the candidate met him in a much more informal and relaxed environment.

Faced with an economic mess, it might be easier for CEOs to shift operations out of the US instead.

In his resignation letter, Jobs said, the day finally came when he could no longer perform his duties.

Asked if he would remain CEO after the company goes public, Mr. Zuckerberg said yes, but added that he didn't know when that might be.

To hear CEO-in-waiting Lowell McAdam tell it, Verizon is about to "kick into a higher gear. " Why?

'If I die tonight there will be a new CEO in place in Berkshire, ' he said.

So those are your seven steps to be paid like a U. S. CEO -- although they may not be so easy to duplicate for the non-CEOs among us.

Isaacson, who said the matter created tension between the guarded CEO's desire for privacy and the rights of Apple's shareholders.

"We're thinking of pulling out of Brazil, " the CEO of a large American corporation told me a week ago.

When he announced in January that Page would assume the CEO role, Schmidt was more specific. "Larry is ready, " he said.

And if the president is like the CEO of a company, the provost is the CFO, worrying about budget, infrastructure and academic health.

The CEO walks up the guy and asks, "And how much money do you make a week? "

Executive Chairman Ray Lane strongly defended the choice of Ms. Whitman, calling her a strong communicator and leader.

For instance, paying you a bonus as CEO or declaring perks for yourself or taking money out of the company without proper authorization.

Hypothetically speaking , I might be able to do your current job as a CEO .

Millionaire CEO: My wife made a millionaire out of me. Assistant: What were you before? CEO: a multimillionaire.

Phil Knight (Founder and CEO) is often quoted as saying that 'Business is war without bullets. '

The boss asked Adams to get back the copies, but it was too late. When Adams got to the CEO's office, he was already reading the report.

"You don't have to have been a CFO to make a good CEO" , the head of one of the UK's "big four" accountancy firms tells me, "but it helps. "

"If you're interested in food safety and you want answers quickly, " says Hugh Martin, Pacific's CEO, "this technology is going to be key. "

"We probably could have supported it a year ago, " says Box. net CEO Aaron Levie.

As CEO at MetLife, he took an office a fifth the size of the grand, mahogany-laden one that his predecessors occupied for decades.

Seeing a valued CEO depart at the moment when investors are hoping to see margins grow took some wind out of OpenTable's power rally.

I guess the CEO just wants to send someone more presentable for the meeting. It's also good for our branch office , don't you think?

To win, though, you could try pushing a simpler benchmark: the ratio of CEO pay to that of an average worker.

The CEO of Wool Partners, Iain Abercrombie, said the company had been approached to support the fee and given it due consideration.

A departure would leave the company without a leader at a time when many of its key businesses are under assault.

Volkswagen CEO Stefan Jacoby revealed the German automaker is considering bringing a version of the Up to the U. S. market.

They spent an afternoon together in New York, when the Facebook CEO was on his way to the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland.

The company's chief executive, Steve Ballmer, has continued to deliver huge profits.

Genius, luck, whatever you want to call it, Zuckerberg reaped a major payday from his first full-time job--cofounder and CEO of Facebook.

It was an annual event for the CEO and meant as a social gathering where no formal business was to be discussed.

I have had a misfortune in my recent years CEO to have to tell two CEOs of Fortune 100 companies they service is no longer needed.

Eduardo Castro-Wright, Wal-Mart's president and CEO of the company's U. S. operations, resigned from his role for personal reasons in June.

When there was no activity, zero, back in March and April, it clearly was a crisis of confidence-CEO confidence and consumer confidence.

Among them, there was a CEO of a grand German firm, who always had to go back and forth between Tokyo and Osaka, for business reasons.

You could call it a cop-out by the CEO of history's greatest privacy-killing machine.

More than once, Mr Blair suggests that the role of a modern-day prime minister is like that of a corporate CEO.

Speaking to business leaders at a CEO Summit later, Obama said the goal is to complete the text by the end of next year.

Google CEO Eric Schmidt revealed Monday to The Wall Street Journal that the company is 'thinking' about returning cash to shareholders.

as Apple's CEO, I would be the first to let you know, ' Mr. Jobs said in his resignation letter. 'Unfortunately, that day has come. '

Sloan also introduced a systematic strategic planning procedure for the company's divisions, the first CEO ever to do such a thing.

However, Air Angels CEO Jim Adams told reporters the helicopter's crew included the pilot, nurse and a paramedic employed by the company.

No. 3, we've got to make sure that none of that money is going to pad CEO bank accounts or to promote golden parachutes.

Mr. Lu's background differs substantially from that of his predecessor.

The company is facing a "window of opportunity" with the international market that it must grab, Baidu CEO Robin Li said in an interview.

One CEO I consulted felt so strongly about it he told me I would be a fool to leave Compaq for Apple.

Mr. Whitacre declined to say how much he will be paid as CEO but said it will be announced soon.

If you have never been the CEO of a VC-funded company, you may not know how to do this well.

Lester: OK. Well, you know, all major budget decisions must be approved by our CEO and the financial officer.

This was the experience of a CEO running one of the largest hi-fi manufacturers in the world.

Peter was the CEO of a big computer company. He was a good boss and bought all his employees company cars. However, he.

Benelli CEO Pierluigi Marconi resigned last summer-in protest, according to people familiar with the matter.

He said CEOs often lack direct access to live information, even in an increasingly digital world.

United now head to Seattle for a week-long stay, with the chief executive David Gill joining them on Friday.

In the business field, what a CEO needs to do at the end of a year is more than review and summarize.

This was bad news for my client, whose project was now being viewed by the CEO as another chunk of his "down time. "

and we believe the time is now right to transition to a new ceo who can take the company to the next level.

As CEO, I try to set an example for everyone else in the company. That's why you never hear me complaining about the size of my paycheck.

In January 2011 he took medical leave, before formally resigning as CEO in August and handing over his duties to Tim Cook.

It was a cold Sunday afternoon in Shanghai when my partners and I met Mr Huang, CEO of a large shoe factory in Wenzhou.

Air - pocket stock Company stock sometimes turns into air-pocket stock upon the news of the company's CEO's serious illness or death .

Whether you are a developer, designer, or a customer service manager, there's an opportunity here for you to level up and be your own CEO.

Even in a blog done entirely through the company, a CEO has to be careful about what he or she reveals.

Henry Waxman, chairman of the House Oversight Committee, questioning Lehman Brothers CEO Richard Fuld over the bank's.

And since he had been anointed CEO a year earlier, his company was doing noticeably better.

Some others said the CEO still hasn't adequately explained why he wasn't just as harsh a month earlier.

Queensland Resources Council chief executive Michael Roche said the Gladstone port problems would increase losses.

Willingness to ask for help: Top-notch CEOs are not know-it-alls.

The logistics of a Lunch with the CEO program depend on the size, location, and culture of the company.

B: Ok. Well, you know, all major budget decisions must be approved by our CEO and the financial offer.

AMD CEO Hector Ruiz has said he expects the company to return to profitability by the second half of 2008.

Whitacre said the search would begin immediately for a permanent successor as CEO.

There's no spiritual meaning or social resonance to any of this, no critique of power in the dream-world struggle between C. E. O. s.

Activision Blizzard CEO Bobby Kotick has previously labeled the Starcraft franchise as one of the company's seven "pillars of opportunity. "

It decided that it would be better to lose a good CEO than to admit that he was a slightly flawed human being.

It was, as Apple CEO Steve Jobs put in an internal email, not Apple's "finest hour" .

Asked whether he'd gotten any response from Apple, Mak said he had emailed CEO Tim Cook but so far hadn't heard back.

The big shareholder said it would be a 'very shrewd move' for News Corp. to elevate chief operating officer Chase Carey to the CEO role.

Many may think it is invidious for me to comment on my own compensation, but I wanted to add to the debate on CEO compensation.

Now boards are too ready to dump the CEO, even on a suggestion or an uncorroborated accusation.

"Don't assume you know what's expected of you, " says Sharon Daniels, CEO of Tampa-based training and development firm AchieveGlobal.

Stempel, an accomplished engineer and popular leader, was the kind of CEO GM had once needed, but his timing was bad.

But it's not like the other half necessarily thought the company's CEO was doing a good job.

The stockholder's rights concentration degree and the CEO reward do not present the U relations, but present the inverse correlation.

Mr. Mack also offered to move out of his office, next to Mr. Gorman's, so the incoming CEO could have the larger space. Mr.

Steve is the best CEO I could imagine for Microsoft - he is changing the company in ways it needs to be changed.

Assist the CEO to the work of the evaluation on the director of every department.

Neither will they be pleased with thanks offered by a CEO who does not know them from Adam.

That's something Alibaba CEO Jack Ma already has publicly said he would consider doing.

As CEO, he felt his role was "to get everybody involved, create a sense of urgency, who does what, and then: run" .

Intel recently replaced McAfee's former CEO, David DeWalt, with a pair of co-presidents drawn from McAfee's ranks.

And Hosain Rahman, the CEO of Aliph Jawbone , you know, really understands that you need a different structure .

Hypothetically speaking, I might be able to do your current job as director.

It is a real pleasure for me to attend the Times CEO Summit on Africa and share with you my views on what we can do to help Africa.

Instead, he began looking at the climate of creativity that innovative leaders, from Edison to IDEO's CEO David Kelley, had put into place.

Deals that may have seemed out of reach or unlikely prior to a new CEO taking over may suddenly become possible when a new leader arrives.

Not too many companies would even consider a man of his age for the CEO slot.

Previously, he had been the senior manager of the office of CEO under Tom LaSorda and before Cerberus ' involvement in Chrysler.

Whether you work for an employer or yourself, in a major corporation or behind the counter in a coffee shop, you're the CEO of your career.

Similarly, your CEO needs to be able to draw on other team leaders' strengths and respect their judgments on things they know deeply.

D'Ambrosio needs to pull a rabbit out of his hat soon. Shares are down 55% during the last five years.

The mistake 3M's former CEO made was trying to solve his problems at the CEO level - with corporate wide efficiency initiatives.

Twitter founder and CEO Ev Williams has more reciprocal @ conversations on Twitter with Sacca than with anyone else except his wife.

One of Mr Dell's first moves upon resuming his CEO post was to state that the direct model was "not a religion" .

If I was the CEO of Sony, these four steps would be the key to regaining our former glory.

Another from the US said: "The CEO lacks strategic imagination or long-term vision; substitutes hope and blind optimism. "

"Without a doubt, the world lost one of the all-time greats, " Greg Brown, CEO of Motorola Solutions Inc. , said in an interview.

As a CEO with more than 15 years of working experience, his judgment in this matter was by no means infallible.

"If you're the CEO, you've got to be communicating more to the outside world. "

For Mr Ballmer, meanwhile, the abandonment of the Yahoo deal represents one of the most prominent failures of his tenure as CEO.

'The needs of clients are more complex, and deals require someone who can work with a CEO as well as a larger organization. '

The vast majority of businesses have a male CEO and a male chairman but no one seems to challenge this.

In May China Mobile Group created a board chaired by Mr Wang, who was also CEO of the company's listed unit at the time.

The committee be to let the CEO off the hook if he resigns his post.

In a filing, Yahoo said Alipay's ownership had been transferred to a 'Chinese domestic company' majority-owned by Alibaba CEO Jack Ma.

But it was a murky area of the law; the privacy rights of the CEO had to be weighed.

Chris Faulkner, CEO of Breitling Oil, said the impact of future attacks could be devastating.

His latest act began in 1997, when he returned to take over as CEO of Apple as part of that company's purchase of NeXT.

Situation: is meeting with her boss, Lester, and talking about Aaron Miller, the CEO of a management-recruitment agency.

In fact, it's gotten to the point where CTOs and CEOs are talking about SOA as a general strategy for running their entire IT department.

In a Wall Street Journal oped piece laying out the company's position, Time Warner co - CEO Gerald Levin makes two defenses.

Last Ramqvist's first move as CEO of L. M. Ericsson in 1990 was to shut himself in his office for six straight weeks.

"A lot of things cannot be said at this point, but we are quietly doing our job, " CEO Terry Gou told a business forum on Monday.

EXAMPLE: The down-to-earth CEO made friends easily with employees at all levels of the company.

Only 5 per cent saw their CEO as less optimistic, while 44 per cent said the chief executive's optimism level was the same as theirs.

It is certainly worth seeking the advice of a couple of the former chief executives who have worked with the firm for a number of years.

Before joining H. P. as its chief executive in 2005, Mr. Hurd was chief executive of NCR, which had the leading data warehousing technology.

During one oral examination, the CEO pointed at a hill about a mile away and asked a candidate: "Can you see that hill over there? "

Apple's mercurial CEO is well-known for running the company like a ruthless dictator, on a level of secrecy comparable to the CIA.

On the train, he gave me a card, a MD and CEO of an Investment Limited in Nigeria. A BIG boss!

All of his hopes and dreams of one day becoming the company's CEO went down the drain when the company went bankrupt.

Well, he's not just going to be there, he's one of the organizers along with Neil Davidson , the CEO of Red Gate Software.

CEO Amir Nathoo says that the company plans to monetize the new search enhancement by offering a white-labeled version of the plugin.

Google's CEO should also be declaring to his employees that Google's next life stage must be fully social.

The general manager appointed her the CEO of the company.

In the end, Mr. Immelt said he joined the council of 27 CEOs because he felt he needed to respond to a president's request.

Mr Hurd stepped down from his positions as president and CEO after an investigation into claims made against him by a former HP contractor.

It's been a rocky year for Apple: CEO Steve Jobs' health made headlines, and critics said Cupertino wasn't being open enough about it.

Lloyd Blankfein, Goldman's CEO, says the bank escaped the subprime mortgage storm with less damage than its competitors.

One of the tycoon's most senior deputies Les Hinton has already quit as CEO of Dow Jones, which published the Wall Street Journal.

He said CEOs of failed companies 'have largely gone unscathed' even as shareholders suffered huge losses.