General Motors chief executive Mary Barra announced Tuesday the creation of a new team to enhance safety in the wake of an ignition-recall scandal that has engulfed the company.
Struggling US Internet firm Yahoo! said Wednesday it would slash some 2,000 jobs in a sweeping restructuring aimed at building a "smaller, nimbler, more profitable" company.
Jim Skinner, the McDonald's chief executive who started at the firm as a management trainee in 1971 and went on to become one of its most successful leaders, has announced his retirement.
Chancellor of the Exchequer George Osborne has vowed to fight an "anti-business culture" in Britain, warning that a row over executive pay and bonuses threatens the country's fragile economic recovery.
(Reuters) - Twitter Chief Executive Dick Costolo said the company's recently announced online content policy was meant to be a transparent way to handle government requests for the removal of certain content and did not mean it is actively monitoring Tweets, the Wall Street Journal reported.
