AIG has appointed veteran executive Eric Andersen as its new CEO following a challenging succession process, signaling a strategic move to stabilize and lead the company forward.
Greg Beadles has been promoted to President and CEO of the Atlanta Falcons, bringing over 30 years of experience with the organization, including key roles in stadium development and team operations, and will oversee all business aspects of the team.
Louis Gerstner, who famously revitalized IBM as its CEO and transformed its culture and focus, has died at age 83. His leadership helped steer IBM away from potential bankruptcy towards success, and he was also known for his philanthropy and involvement in public education initiatives.
The CEO of iRobot criticized the previous management for being in denial about the company's issues, indicating internal problems that may have affected the company's performance.
Cinven's CEO and CFO are stepping down amid concerns over potential bans related to price gouging practices, highlighting regulatory risks facing the private equity firm.
Doug Ingram of Sarepta Therapeutics is criticized as the worst biopharma CEO of 2025 for making risky decisions to push for broad approval of the gene therapy Elevidys for Duchenne muscular dystrophy, despite limited safety and efficacy data, leading to tragic consequences.
Mozilla has appointed Anthony Enzor-DeMeo as CEO to focus on expanding AI integration in Firefox, emphasizing responsible AI use and user choice, amidst a broader effort to innovate in the browser space and diversify revenue streams, while maintaining its commitment to privacy.
Shell's mergers chief has left the company after the CEO blocked a proposed bid for BP, highlighting internal disagreements over strategic acquisitions.
Recent trends show CEOs adopting a tough stance on DEI, AI, and remote work, emphasizing control and loyalty, with some companies openly opposing woke-ism and political neutrality, signaling a shift towards more authoritarian corporate cultures amid layoffs and economic shifts.
Tesla's board chair Robyn Denholm urges shareholders to approve Elon Musk's controversial nearly $1 trillion pay package, warning that rejection could lead Musk to leave, which raises concerns about Tesla's future leadership and innovation. The vote ends November 5, amid mixed opinions from investors and advisory firms.
Elon Musk has threatened to leave Tesla if he doesn't receive his controversial and potentially record-breaking compensation package, which has raised concerns among shareholders and analysts about the fairness and implications of his pay structure, especially given Tesla's below-average returns and Musk's influence over the company's future.
Patrick James, CEO of bankrupt First Brands Group, is considering stepping down amid the company's rapid collapse and ongoing investigations by the Justice Department, following a series of aggressive acquisitions and financial irregularities that have raised questions about oversight and management.
Klarna CEO Sebastian Siemiatkowski warns that AI will significantly impact jobs, especially in knowledge work, and criticizes peers for downplaying these effects. Klarna has aggressively adopted AI, leading to cost savings and growth, but also job reductions from 7,400 to 3,000 employees. Siemiatkowski actively uses AI in his work and personal life, emphasizing the importance of embracing technological change despite potential short-term disruptions.
Verizon has appointed former PayPal CEO Dan Schulman as its new CEO to navigate slowing growth and fierce competition in the wireless market, succeeding Hans Vestberg who will remain as a special adviser until 2026.