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entertainment7 months ago

Josh Greenstein to Join Paramount After Skydance Sale

Josh Greenstein is set to join Paramount after its acquisition of Skydance, with his specific role unclear but expected to extend beyond motion pictures. He previously served as president of Sony Motion Picture Group and has a long history with Paramount. The merger, valued at $8 billion, is awaiting government approval and will lead to significant leadership changes at Paramount, including the departure of Brian Robbins and Chris McCarthy.

Costco to Extend Hours for Executive Members Starting Monday
business8 months ago

Costco to Extend Hours for Executive Members Starting Monday

Costco is implementing new early shopping hours for executive members starting June 30, 2025, with warehouses opening at 9am exclusively for them, while general members will open at 10am. The change aims to add value to the top-tier membership, which already accounts for a significant portion of sales, and includes additional benefits like monthly credits and enhanced services. The update follows a recent increase in membership fees and extended gas station hours, with some locations offering a grace period for regular members until August 31.

"ESPN Executive Norby Williamson Departs After 40 Years Following Pat McAfee's Criticism"
sports1 year ago

"ESPN Executive Norby Williamson Departs After 40 Years Following Pat McAfee's Criticism"

ESPN has parted ways with longtime executive Norby Williamson after nearly 40 years with the network, following public tension and accusations from sports analyst Pat McAfee of sabotage. Williamson, who held the position of executive senior vice president of studio and event production, was reportedly at odds with another executive, Burke Magnus. ESPN confirmed Williamson's departure and will begin the search for a replacement.

"Remembering Larry Lucchino: A Baseball Visionary and Hall of Fame Contender"
sports1 year ago

"Remembering Larry Lucchino: A Baseball Visionary and Hall of Fame Contender"

Larry Lucchino, a prominent figure in baseball, should be inducted into the Hall of Fame as an executive for his transformative work with the Baltimore Orioles, Boston Red Sox, and San Diego Padres, as well as his role in the construction and renovation of iconic ballparks like Oriole Park at Camden Yards and Fenway Park. Lucchino's vision and leadership as a rebuilder have left a lasting impact on the game, making him deserving of recognition alongside the players and managers he worked with.

businessfinance1 year ago

Goldman Sachs Executive Stephanie Cohen Joins Cloudflare as Chief Strategy Officer

Stephanie Cohen, a top executive at Goldman Sachs, is leaving the company to join Cloudflare as their chief strategy officer, marking a significant move in the finance and technology sectors. Cohen, who has been with Goldman Sachs for over a decade, will bring her expertise to Cloudflare as they continue to expand their presence in the tech industry.

Former Twitter Executives Sue Elon Musk for $128M in Unpaid Severance
business2 years ago

Former Twitter Executives Sue Elon Musk for $128M in Unpaid Severance

Former Twitter executives, including ex-CEO Parag Agrawal, are suing Elon Musk and X for $128 million in unpaid severance benefits following Musk's takeover of the company in 2022. The lawsuit alleges that Musk fired the executives without reason to avoid paying their severance, citing a biographer's account of events. This is not the first time former Twitter employees have sued the company over unpaid severance, with a separate lawsuit claiming over $500 million in unpaid benefits.

Twitter Executives Sue Elon Musk for $128 Million in Unpaid Severance
technology2 years ago

Twitter Executives Sue Elon Musk for $128 Million in Unpaid Severance

Four former Twitter executives, including Parag Agrawal, are suing Elon Musk for $128 million in severance payments after they were fired from the company during Musk's 2022 takeover. The executives claim they are entitled to the payments, including one year's salary and unvested stock awards, as stipulated in their contracts when Twitter went private. Musk had previously stated he could fire the executives "for cause" to avoid paying them severance, and the executives' lawyers accused Musk of withholding money and forcing them to sue him.