Amazon.com is flooding the zone at business-school recruiting events—drawing overflow crowds and irking other recruiters. 80
The University of Chicago, the University of Michigan and Iowa State University are among the universities whose business schools have received eight-figure donations in the past month.
Verizon Communications said its top media executive, Marni Walden, is leaving in February and her responsibilities will be split among existing executives at the telecom giant.
As scandals at Uber, Wells Fargo and elsewhere highlight the damaging effects of a toxic corporate culture, directors at companies from Whirlpool to Citigroup are scrutinizing the business environments of the companies they serve.
After more than three years as the marketing czar of Airbnb, Jonathan Mildenhall is departing the home-rental company where he was known for promoting diversity in advertising and guiding the brand through the controversies that came with its rapid growth.
AT&T Chief Executive Randall Stephenson said the telecommunications giant isn’t looking to bring a “telephone company culture” to Time Warne and “really screw it up” after it closes its pending $85 billion acquisition of the media company.
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