Executive decisions

Two top executives at News Corp. resigned yesterday amid accusations of phone hacking by reporters at the company's recently shuttered News of the World. Les Hinton, who headed the company's British subsidiary, News International, at the time of the alleged hacking, resigned as CEO of Dow Jones and...

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Two top News Corp. executives resign
Les Hinton resigns as chief executive of Dow Jones & Co. and publisher of its Wall Street Journal. Rebekah Brooks steps down as chief of News International in London. Mogul Rupert Murdoch apologizes...
Congress' decisions on debt and deficit could create havoc locally
Candidates for governor pay attention: The debt-limit fight could send us scrambling for new answers to how to finance and conduct state business. Here's a primer on how dependent we are on federal...
New Synovus executive Allen Gula Jr. puts focus on growth and expansion, not acquisition
As a banking industry executive, Allen Gula Jr. has followed the plight of Synovus Financial Corp. through the years. He knows the company has struggled mightily with loan losses, an anemic stock price...
YRC Executive Says Financial Restructuring On Schedule Despite Court Ruling
YRC Executive Says Financial Restructuring On Schedule Despite Court Ruling
Eurozone delays decision on new Greek bailout
• Eurozone finance ministers scrap planned meeting in Brussels on Sunday • Denmark pledges to clean up banking sector and consider guarantees for foreign lenders, Eurozone finance ministers have...
Provident Financial Holdings Announces the Promotion of an Executive
RIVERSIDE, Calif. -- Provident Financial Holdings, Inc. , , the holding company for Provident Savings Bank, F.S.B. , today announced that the Company's Board of Directors promoted Donavon P.
Eskom pays executives 109% more
State-owned power utility Eskom paid executive committee members 109% more than they were paid last year, according to its financial statements for the year ended March 31.