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Salomon has announced the appointment of Guillaume Meyzenq as its new CEO, with the change taking effect on January 1. Currently serving as the Chief Product Officer, Meyzenq's journey with the company began in 1994, when he joined as an intern. Just two years later, he advanced to become the...

Mali has released three executives from Resolute Mining Ltd., including CEO Terry Holohan, following their detention amid a tax dispute, according to reports from a judicial source and an official from a local gold mine. The executives were freed on Wednesday after Resolute reached a $160 million settlement with the...

No, exponential technologies, like AI or blockchain, are not going to disrupt the toilet paper business. At least, not as fast and deeply as they will with strategic industries of our economy, like healthcare or energy, or education. Certain things will evolve more rapidly than others. It’s life. If you...

California Governor Gavin Newsom and his wife have recently moved their family to an affluent part of the state, where all four of their children are now attending schools in Marin County. While Newsom plans to maintain his six-bedroom, $3.7 million home in Fair Oaks, Sacramento, he and his wife,...

Garuda Indonesia, the country's flagship airline, has appointed Wamildan Tsani Panjaitan as its new CEO. The decision was finalized during a special shareholders meeting, with hopes that his leadership will steer the financially troubled airline towards stability. Panjaitan, who previously held a senior position at Lion Air, officially took on...

Most people know that if they’re trying to save for retirement or build wealth, investing is nonnegotiable. Often, however, those who don’t have backgrounds in business or finance don’t know where to begin. Dré Villeroy, founder and CEO of private equity firm Beyorch, is on a mission to make advanced...

In most professions, a license is more than just a credential—it’s the foundation of a career and a symbol of trust.  Doctors, nurses, financial professionals, teachers, and many others rely on their licenses to perform the work they’re trained to do, and any threat to these licenses can have devastating...

For today's leaders and business owners, juggling strategic vision with day-to-day operational needs can feel like a never-ending tug of war. Routine duties like calendar management, email filtering, and client communications are necessary, but they frequently take away from the time required to focus on high-level company development. Virtual Assistant...

Tokyo, Japan, is the most populous city in the world, boasting a staggering population of over 37 million inhabitants. This is remarkable, considering it is more than four times the population of New York City, one of the largest cities in the United States. Following Tokyo, the cities of New...

A recent study reveals that a CEO’s socioeconomic background significantly influences their approach to corporate social responsibility (CSR) and employee welfare initiatives. CEOs who identify as coming from lower or lower-middle-class families tend to prioritize corporate giving that benefits economically disadvantaged communities, with a particular focus on educational and housing...