- Mon Mar 30 2009 Infosys co-chair: Mistake to erect protectionist barriers
On the eve of the G-20 meeting near London, Nandan Nilekani urges continued free flow of labor and free trade as best remedy to the global economic crisis
Posted by Charles Cooper
- Tue Nov 10 2009 Kerry, U.N.'s Ban upbeat on climate prospects
U.S. Senator John Kerry says he'll try to outline a compromise climate control bill, and U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon is upbeat on Washington's intentions.
Posted by Reuters
- Fri Apr 3 2009 Web 2.0 Expo 2009 was not as big as 2008's show, but still busy
Rafe Needleman talks with expo co-chair Brady Forrest, as well as Expo attendees. Many are happy with this year's show--but not all are happy.
- Fri Apr 30 2004 Sanders retires as AMD chair
The chipmaker appoints its president and chief executive officer, Hector Ruiz, to chairman of the AMD board, as storied co-founder Jerry Sanders steps down.
Posted by Dinesh C. Sharma
- Thu May 29 2008 Melinda Gates: Giving away billions getting easier
The co-chair of the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation said that the charitable work got less hard once she and her husband decided to focus on the world's big problems.
Posted by Ina Fried
- Fri Mar 14 2008 eBay's Whitman lands 'lead' role in McCain campaign
Republican presidential candidate taps retiring CEO Meg Whitman to be new co-chair of his campaign. She'll travel on his behalf and help with fund-raising.
Posted by Anne Broache
- Thu Jul 20 2006 Intel shuffles executive chairs
One leader appears better than two in some divisions after a major shake-up of the company's upper management ranks.
Posted by Tom Krazit
- Thu Jan 29 2004 The future of U.S. tech employment
Georgia Tech President Wayne Clough has a weighty job as co-chair of an effort to figure out how to generate high-skill, high-paying jobs that won't get shipped overseas.
Posted by Ed Frauenheim
- Wed May 2 2001 AOL exec leads Social Security overhaul
AOL Time Warner Co-Chief Operating Officer Richard Parsons has been appointed co-chair of President George W. Bush's commission to overhaul Social Security. Parsons and his fellow co-chair, former Sen. Daniel Moynihan, D-N.Y., will oversee the 16-member commission that will try to allow Social Security participants to invest in private markets. Parson will not diminish his role in AOL Time Warner as a result of his appointment, an AOL representative said.
Parsons last week filed to sell 700,000 shares for $35 million, according to a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission. The sale will be used for personal gains and the funding of charitable efforts, AOL Time Warner said.
Posted by Jim Hu
- Wed May 30 2001 Groups promote privacy to new FTC chair
The Federal Trade Commission is about to get a new chairman, and consumer advocates want privacy to be one of his top priorities.
Posted by Troy Wolverton
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