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JetBlue will have new CEO as it awaits ruling on merger with Spirit
Comment on this storyComment Add to your saved stories Save JetBlue CEO Robin Hayes will step down after nine years in the role, the company announced Monday, to be succeeded by current president and chief operating officer Joanna Geraghty — making her the only current female executive of a major U.S. airline. The reshuffle comes…
Here’s what Wall Street wants to see from Hollywood this year
Picture Alliance | Picture Alliance | Getty Images It’s the third act of the streaming wars. That’s the time a hero, seemingly beaten and broken, rises up and saves the day. But Wall Street is worried that hero may never come for Hollywood. Legacy media companies including Disney, Warner Bros. Discovery, Comcast and Paramount Global…
Zoom Is Fighting Rumors In India That It’s A Chinese Company
After the Indian government banned 59 apps owned by Chinese firms last week, the videoconferencing app Zoom is fighting xenophobic rumors on social media that it is Chinese-owned. It’s not — the company is American and is scrambling to let Indians know. In a blog post on Tuesday, Velchamy Sankarlingam, Zoom’s president of product and…
Why “Staying Flexible” Has Quietly Become a Business Strategy
For a long time, flexibility in business was treated as a soft skill. Something useful at the margins, but not a strategy in itself. Serious planning meant forecasts, fixed roadmaps, and clearly defined milestones. Flexibility was what you relied on when the plan failed. That framing has flipped. In today’s environment, staying flexible is no…
Elon Musk says random drug tests didn’t find ‘even trace quantities’ for 3 years after report claiming illegal use
Elon Musk fired back after a report claimed his illegal drug use at parties worried executives and board members of his companies, saying “not even trace quantities” of drugs were found in his system during three years of random testing. “After that one puff with Rogan, I agreed, at NASA’s request, to do 3 years…
