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'Profound red flag': Body language expert dissects GM CEO's strike interview

'Profound red flag': Body language expert dissects GM CEO's strike interview

General Motors CEO Mary Barra was displaying manipulation in her recent interview, a body language expert said Thursday.

Body language expert Dr. Jack Brown, who recently spoke out about Mark Meadows' case, is now weighing in on the case of Barra. Barra was confronted in an interview about United Auto Workers going on strike for fair wages, setting in motion a potentially huge disruption to the economy

"You have seen a 34 percent pay increase in your salary, you make almost $30 million," the CNN interviewer said at the time. "Why should your workers not get the same type of pay increases that you are getting leading the company?"...

'Beginning of the end for Licht': Report says days could be numbered for CNN's CEO

'Beginning of the end for Licht': Report says days could be numbered for CNN's CEO

A decision by CNN's parent company could reportedly be a bad omen for the company's CEO, who staked his reputation on the recent Donald Trump town hall event.

Warner Bros. Discovery recently announced the hiring of CNN’s new chief operating officer, David Leavy, and a new report from The Atlantic has an in-depth analysis of the hiring and its implications. The article focuses on the rough beginning for its CEO, Chris Licht, who decided to bet it all on a Trump event in an attempt to rehabilitate the network's image.

"When he took the helm of CNN, in May 2022, Licht had promised a reset with Republican voters — and with their leader. He had swaggered into the job, telling his employees that the network had lost its way under former President Jeff Zucker; that their hostile approach to Trump had alienated a broader viewership that craved sober, fact-driven coverage," The Atlantic wrote Friday....

Government simulates cyber attack for training

Government simulates cyber attack for training

IDAHO FALLS, Idaho (Reuters) - The lights went out. Hackers had infiltrated the chemical company's computer network. The firm's own experts ran around from computer to computer trying to fight back and regain control.