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G.M. Chief to Make $9 Million a Year

The annual package includes $1.7 million in salary and a mix of stock, some part of a long-term incentive plan.

 

HP sues ex-CEO Hurd for taking Oracle job

HP sues ex-CEO Hurd for taking Oracle job

Hewlett-Packard is filing a lawsuit against former CEO Mark Hurd to prevent him from joining rival Oracle.

Senh: Aparrently, Mark Hurd did a great a great job at HP, except for the sexual harassment lawsuit. A company's loss is another's gain. Oracle didn't take long to snap him up. I guess it's morally passable since the sexual harassment lawsuit was settled, and the "victim" had some nice things to say about him.

 

Abercrombie CEO Unloads ANF Shares, So Should You

This morning Bloomberg reported that Abercrombie & Fitch CEO Michael Jefferies, who has led the retailer for nearly two decades, has announced that he intends to sell as much as 1.79 million of his shares. At current market value, a sale of that magnitude would net him nearly $63 million pretax.

 

New details on HP upheaval as CEO looks ahead

Former Hewlett Packard Co contractor Jodie Fisher alleged that she lost work from the company because she did not have sex with ex-CEO Mark Hurd, a source with knowledge of the matter told Reuters on Tuesday.

 

New GM CEO to step down

Ed Whitacre will be replaced by The Carlyle Group's Daniel Akerson on September first.

Senh: I don't get it. Why is Whitacre resigning after the company posted quarterly profits. Looks like the company's heading in the right direction.

 

Disgraced HP CEO to get about $28m in cash, stock

Lauded for making Hewlett-Packard Co. the world's biggest technology company, CEO Mark Hurd was in talks for a new contract worth about $100 million, according to a person familiar with the negotiations.

Senh: Mark Hurd apparently did a pretty good job at the helm of HP, but sex got in the way.

 

HP CEO Resigns After Sexual-Harassment Probe

HP CEO Resigns After Sexual-Harassment Probe

Hewlett-Packard Co. shocked Wall Street Friday afternoon with the announcement that its chairman and chief executive, Mark Hurd, is resigning immediately in the wake of a sexual harassment investigation that revealed ethics issues.

 

Google: 200,000 Androids sold daily

Google: 200,000 Androids sold daily

Google CEO Eric Schmidt said on Wednesday that Google believes that some 200,000 new Android devices are being sold each day, leading to significant revenue in the form of increased mobile search traffic.

Senh: What a smart move by Google. Sure, they can't get any kind of social networking right - Google Wave's shutdown (OK, they do have Orkut) - but they got mobile right. By giving away Android for free to cell phone makers, they reap the rewards of revenue from mobile search.

 

GM at work on IPO filing but not ready yet: CEO

GM at work on IPO filing but not ready yet: CEO

General Motors Co has begun to work on the U.S. regulatory filing needed for an initial public offering but does not expect to have that ready in the next two weeks, Chief Executive Ed Whitacre said on Thursday.

 

Time Inc. CEO to step down

Ann Moore, the chief executive of Time Inc. -- the world's largest magazine publisher -- is stepping down from the company to be replaced by Jack Griffin, a group president of Meredith Corp., according to published reports.

 

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