Dolphin Drilling’s chief executive officer, Bjørnar Iversen, has officially resigned from the company, with his departure taking effect immediately. Iversen, who had been at the helm since July 2019, previously served as CEO of Songa Offshore and held senior management positions at Odfjell Drilling. In response to his resignation, the...

On January 28, Exelon CEO Calvin Butler visited Howard University to launch the Spring 2025 Executive Lecture Series. As the company’s first Black CEO, Butler spent the day engaging with Howard business students, offering in-depth insights into his corporate journey. His lecture, titled Lead with Purpose; Leave a Legacy of...

justfly.com, an online travel agency and a subsidiary of Momentum Ventures has released new survey findings highlighting the growing influence of music and concerts on travel decisions. Conducted among 2,000 U.S. respondents, the survey reveals that 76% of participants would consider traveling to another city or country for a concert...

Sony has announced that long-time finance executive Hiroki Totoki will become its next chief executive, marking a major leadership transition as the Japanese tech giant pushes deeper into original content production. The company, which has also reshuffled key division heads, including its PlayStation unit, is undergoing what it describes as...

A recently revealed conversation has exposed a tense exchange between Tesla CEO Elon Musk and Nicolai Tangen, the head of Norway’s sovereign wealth fund—one of Tesla’s major investors. The dispute traces back to June, when the fund opposed Musk’s staggering $56 billion compensation package at Tesla’s annual general meeting, citing...

Spain’s economy grew by a stronger-than-expected 3.2% in 2024, significantly outpacing its eurozone counterparts, according to preliminary data released by the National Statistics Institute. Following the release of the annual figures, Economy Minister Carlos Cuerpo indicated that the government planned to revise its 2025 growth forecast upward from the previous...

LVMH, the world’s largest luxury conglomerate, has reported better-than-anticipated full-year sales for 2024, marking a potential turnaround for the high-end sector. The company, which owns prestigious brands such as Louis Vuitton, Moët & Chandon, and Hennessy, recorded revenues of $88.27 billion for the year. LVMH’s organic growth reached 1% compared...

From my 30+ years behind microphones and cameras, I know that powerful people are often insecure and can be uncomfortable in their own skin, especially in certain high-stress situations. I can’t tell you how many CEOs, executives, and celebrities sat down with me for an interview and stumbled through it,...

As organisations like Amazon and Meta axe their their diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) programmes, the box-ticking nature of such initiatives becomes clear. DEI has become a ‘charged’ term, as Meta put it, citing a ‘shifting legal and policy landscape’. Amazon justified their move with a shift in focus to...