Trump’s DEI Attack Reveals Corporate Timidity
Donald Trump’s latest attack on Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) initiatives reveals corporate timidity, while global firms remain silent on Gaza. A damning indictment of profit over principle.
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Tesla shares fall over Musk pay package backlash
Tesla's stock price takes a hit as shareholders voice concerns over Elon Musk's controversial $56 billion compensation plan, raising questions about corporate governance.
Mum quits corporate job for factory work
A mother swaps her high-pressure corporate career for a factory job, finding unexpected fulfilment and better work-life balance.
Trump bill targets Starbucks CEO pay
Former US President Donald Trump has introduced a controversial bill aimed at limiting excessive CEO pay, with Starbucks executives under scrutiny. The proposal has sparked heated debates across political and business circles.
Macquarie Bank faces pay backlash at AGM
Macquarie Bank's AGM saw heated debates as shareholders expressed frustration over soaring executive pay packages amid stagnant returns.
Corporate worker quits £50k job to care for dogs
A former corporate worker shares her inspiring journey of quitting a high-paying job to pursue her passion for dog care, finding true happiness along the way.
Trump claims Paramount-Skydance merger favours DEI over merit
Former President Donald Trump claims Paramount and Skydance Media favoured diversity initiatives over merit in their merger, sparking fresh debate on corporate DEI policies.
Mophie Powerstation Pro Review: Fast & Reliable Charging
Discover the Mophie Powerstation Pro – a high-capacity power bank with 20W fast charging, perfect for keeping all your devices powered up while travelling or working remotely.
Starbucks pushes for five-day office weeks
Starbucks spearheads the shift back to office life as companies push for five-day workweeks, sparking debates on productivity and work-life balance.
Australian CEO resigns after ESPN controversy
The CEO of an Australian company resigns following backlash over remarks made on ESPN, sparking debate on corporate accountability.
Power Bank Fire Risk on Planes: What You Need to Know
Experts warn of the dangers posed by lithium-ion power banks during flights, as overheating and explosions become a growing concern for travellers.
Mike Lynch ordered to pay HP £700m in Autonomy case
Tech entrepreneur Mike Lynch must pay HP £700m after a UK court ruled against him in the high-profile Autonomy fraud case. The verdict marks a pivotal moment in one of Britain's biggest corporate scandals.
Coldplay’s Kiss Cam: The corporate truth behind the romance
Coldplay’s romantic Kiss Cam stunt at a recent concert hid a darker corporate agenda. Here’s the unsettling truth behind the viral moment.
Musk's $56bn Tesla pay deal challenged in court
Tesla CEO Elon Musk is embroiled in a high-stakes court case over his controversial $56 billion pay package. Investors claim the deal was unjustly approved—here's the latest.
Nikkei Hits Record High as Asian Markets Rally
Japan's Nikkei index soared to unprecedented levels, leading a surge across Asian markets, fueled by positive economic signals and corporate earnings.
Steward Health Care bankrupt as CEO faces lawsuit
Steward Health Care has filed for bankruptcy while its CEO, Ralph de la Torre, faces legal action over alleged financial misconduct. The crisis raises concerns over healthcare stability and corporate governance.
Australian firms' climate actions don't match promises
A new report reveals a stark disconnect between Australian companies' climate pledges and their actual investment strategies, raising concerns over greenwashing.
Finding purpose after corporate retirement
Retirement isn't just an end—it's a new beginning. Discover how former executives are redefining identity and purpose after leaving the corporate world.
Black Americans Boycott Target & Amazon Over DEI
A growing movement among Black Americans is calling for a boycott of retail giants Target and Amazon, citing dissatisfaction with their Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) initiatives.
Water boss doubles salary amid sewage scandal
Southern Water's CEO faces backlash as his salary doubles to £1.3m while the company struggles with sewage spills and financial penalties.
Water firms may dodge Labour bonus ban
Water companies in the UK may be circumventing Labour's proposed ban on executive bonuses, sparking outrage among campaigners and politicians.
UK firms donated millions to US Republicans
Major British corporations have donated over £3.5 million to US Republican campaigns, sparking debates over corporate political influence.
CEO on leave after Coldplay Kiss Cam scandal
A high-profile CEO has been placed on leave after an awkward encounter on the Kiss Cam during a Coldplay concert sparked a workplace scandal.
Deloitte Australia scraps hybrid work, mandates office return
Deloitte Australia abandons flexible work, ordering staff back to the office four days a week as leadership cites collaboration and productivity declines in remote setups.
Samsung heir Jay Y. Lee cleared of fraud charges
Samsung's billionaire heir Jay Y. Lee has been acquitted of stock manipulation and accounting fraud charges related to a controversial 2015 merger, marking a pivotal moment for South Korea's corporate giant.
Southern Water CEO pay doubles to £1.4m despite ban
Southern Water has nearly doubled its CEO’s pay to £1.4m, sparking fury as the firm faces criticism over service failures and environmental breaches.
Trump urges CEOs to back him, claims DOJ is weaponised
Donald Trump has reportedly urged top US CEOs to support his campaign, alleging that President Biden's Justice Department is weaponised against corporate leaders. The claims come amid ongoing legal battles involving Trump and his allies.
London Underground accused of corporate favouritism
Transport for London faces backlash as critics claim the Underground is prioritising corporate interests over everyday commuters. Is the Tube losing its public service ethos?
Starbucks mandates 4 office days for corporate staff
Starbucks mandates a four-day office workweek for corporate employees in the US and Canada, citing collaboration and culture as key drivers.
European stocks slide amid economic uncertainty
European shares, including London's FTSE 100, faced declines amid economic uncertainty and weak corporate earnings. Discover the key factors driving the market downturn.
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