38m ago
“We hear a lot of companies say: ‘I’m doing things, I’m doing stuff,'" Wes Hall said in an interview with BNN Bloomberg’s Jon Erlichman Thursday. “Take that statement and put it up against the makeup of your board."
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Inside the C-Suite
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1:23The Cabot Trail is my favourite place to drive in Canada: 5 questions with Porsche Canada CEO Marc Ouayoun
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1:16I’ve been to Disney 23 times: 5 questions with Home Capital Group CEO Yousry Bissada
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1:28‘It’s important to get fired in your career’: 5 questions with Aphria Chairman Irwin Simon
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1:42GMP Capital Interim CEO Kish Kapoor says this is the best Canadian hockey team
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1:38My favourite musician is Pink: 5 questions with Infrastructure Bank CEO Pierre Lavallee
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1:26‘As a kid I wanted to be a truck driver’: 5 questions with mining tycoon Ross Beaty
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1:39Happiest in a canoe on the water: 5 questions with Wealthsimple CEO Michael Katchen
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0:57I'm an ice cream connoisseur: 5 questions with OMX CEO Nicole Verkindt
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1:24My childhood nickname was Crocs: 5 questions with Bruce Croxon
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6h ago
Apple CEO Tim Cook publishes open letter on racism, discrimination
Apple Inc. Chief Executive Officer Tim Cook wrote an open letter on racism, highlighting that his company must do more.
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1h ago
2:24Silent no more on race, America's CEOs fumble for right words
Corporate America offers policies, protests and cash even if detractors cry hypocrisy.
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Feb 26
Bob Iger’s decision to abruptly pass the CEO torch to Walt Disney Co. veteran Bob Chapek came as a surprise to investors. But it’s not the first time Iger has caught Wall Street off guard. During his 15 years as chief executive, Iger delivered more than a few surprises, which ultimately provided a window into his long-term vision for the company.
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2h ago
Ex-Goldman VP who claimed he 'sounded too gay' settles bias suit
Goldman Sachs Group Inc. agreed to settle a lawsuit filed by a former vice president who claimed the investment bank discriminated against him for his sexual orientation and then fired him when he complained.
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22h ago
7:51'Time to open up': Martinrea chair urges easing of restrictions
One of Canada’s top auto parts executives said the Canadian economy could rebound from the COVID-19 pandemic quicker than it did from the financial crisis of 2008, but nationwide lockdowns will need to be lifted soon.
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Jun 1
9:21'The cut we needed to make': Laurentian CEO on slashing the bank's dividend
"Although we still believe that the current earnings are not reflective of the future earnings, it is an uncertain economic time. We must go forward with an abundance of caution."
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Jun 3
8:22'Punish Huawei some other way': Ex-U.S. senator hoping Meng avoids trial
Max Baucus's comments come amid escalating trade tensions between the U.S. and China over the fate of Hong Kong.
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Jan 6
“If our objective is to have the cheapest communications services in the world, or the G20, or the G8, I think that would be really bad public policy,” Mirko Bibic told BNN Bloomberg’s Amanda Lang during an interview Monday from Montreal on his first day in the new role.
