"Actually, having his creative energies in various endeavours that are outside of Tesla actually helps Tesla. I know that sounds perverse, and people don't really understand that," Denholm said. "But having worked with him now for 11 years, it actually benefits Tesla with him doing things that are not in the mission of Tesla outside of Tesla, both from a resource perspective, but also from a motivation perspective."
Last week, Nestlé, the $244 billion food conglomerate behind some of the world's most beloved candy and coffee brands, announced that its CEO, Laurent Freixe, had been dismissed for violating the company code of conduct after just one year on the job. An investigation had confirmed reports that he was having an inappropriate relationship with a direct report, the company said. Nestlé, a category laggard whose share price has been slipping, had already installed a new CEO, Philipp Navratil, an internal hire who previously led the company's Nespresso business.
But I'm not the CEO of companies that revolutionized electric vehicles and made rockets reusable. Apparently, those guys need a little more incentive to stay motivated to do their job. Welcome to the Friday edition of Critical Materials, your daily roundup of news and events shaping the world of electric cars and tech. Also on deck today: Rivian is cutting hundreds of jobs ahead of its R2 launch, and ICE agents just raided Hyundai's EV plant in Georgia alleging unlawful employment.
Spark's Take on TSE:DOCT StockAccording to Spark, TipRanks' AI Analyst, TSE:DOCT is a Underperform. The overall stock score for Beyond Medical Technologies Inc is significantly impacted by its critical financial health, characterized by zero revenue and negative profitability. While technical indicators show short-term positive momentum, the overbought conditions and poor valuation metrics suggest caution. Immediate strategic changes are necessary for financial recovery and sustainable growth.
In a different era, when Elliott was less institutional and managed less than half the $76 billion in assets it boasts today, a letter like this would send chills down the spine of Pepsi CEO Ramon Laguarta. Now, thanks to the growing scale of activists, the growth of corporate defense teams at investment banks, and regulatory tweaks, a campaign from a feared investor is closer to a McKinsey review than a corporate espionage-filled battle.
According to Reuters, concerns about a possible relationship first surfaced in the spring through the company's internal reporting channel "Speak Up." A board-led investigation followed, during which Freixe had denied the relationship. Staff concerns persisted, prompting another investigation overseen by Chairman Bulcke and Lead Independent Director Isla and independent outside counsel. This time around, investigators found what they believed to be evidence of a romantic relationship with a direct subordinate.
"We are calling for papers that will link queer lives and queer theory to corporate law and governance, with the goal of publishing an edited collection or special issue publication," writes a trio of international thinkers. "'Queer' can mean different things to different people," they explain. "For some, it is part of a personal identity. Here, connecting the queer to corporate governance involves providing spaces
Does Ford Motor Co. ( NYSE: F) have enough cash now and going forward to pay its rich dividend? There should be a great deal of skepticism accorded to a complex and detailed examination of Ford's financials. At risk is its current forward dividend yield of 5.22%, as provided by Yahoo. The figure is so high that it has become a primary reason to own the stock of the deeply troubled automaker.
The allegations made by Mr. Bryant against the firm and its partners are categorically false and repugnant. The firm will vigorously defend itself and our colleagues and intends to explore all available remedies in response to these outrageous claims.
Green Grid's lawsuit claims Zihan Yuan downloaded confidential files during a personal leave, accessing sensitive company data irrelevant to her job role. The firm seeks damages.
Mary Alice Dorrance Malone Jr. has been elected to Campbell's board, continuing a family legacy that dates back to her great-grandfather's invention of condensed soup.
Astronomer is committed to the values and culture that have guided us since our founding. Our leaders are expected to set the standard in both conduct and accountability.
The SEC has sent Wells Notices to Faraday Future’s founder and president indicating impending enforcement actions due to a three-year-long fraud investigation related to their 2021 SPAC merger.
Despite concerns from regulators regarding its financial situation, Affinity Water has doubled the pay of its chief executive, Keith Haslett, to 1.6 million for the 2024-25 financial year, up from 709,000 the prior year.
Companies with long-distance CEOs exhibit lower financial performance. Despite Minnesota having fewer of these executives compared to neighboring states, some public companies do have them, like UnitedHealth Group and Target.
Yaccarino faced a tough assignment as CEO of Twitter. Analysts highlight that leaders overshadowed by powerful bosses must set boundaries to maintain their reputations.
