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Archive for the ‘World’ Category

Sorry Tharman fans, more qualified man of colour available

FT reported that underperforming Credit Suisse CEO (share price has collapsed since he became CEO), Tidjane Thiam, could be a candidate to head the IMF. Facts: the Franco-Ivorian CEO has long been linked with the post as a possible dark horse candidate (No pun intended: he like Tharman are long odds candidates). He has been...

Satya Nadella did an excellent job as CEO of Microsoft

Satya Nadella Microsoft share price moved up from $46 in 2014 when Satya Nadella become CEO to $136 now (increase of 3 times in 5 years). He did a great job to turn Microsoft around. Here are some lessons from his leadership style. When Satya Nadella joined Microsoft in 1992 at the age of 25, the future CEO, an engineer by training,...

Will the last US MNC leaving China switch off the lights?

Further to Apple planning to leave China with help of Taiwanese Foxconn, big US MNCs such as HP, Dell, Microsoft and Amazon are looking to shift big amounts of their production out of China, says the Nikkei Asian Review. The potential exodus reveals how the US-China tech war is accelerating the already underway cost-push migration...

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