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March 26, 2008
Observer: Icahn's man fails to impress Motorola
The boardroom battle between Carl Icahn, the billionaire investor and self-styled shareholder activist, and Motorola, the troubled mobile phone maker, is coming down to a fight over one man: Keith Meister. Meister, who has been chief executive of Icahn Enterprises since 2003, is one of the four executives Icahn has nominated to the Motorola board. The 35-year-old Harvard graduate...
March 26, 2008
Icahn's man fails to impress Motorola
The boardroom battle between Carl Icahn, the billionaire investor and self-styled shareholder activist, and Motorola, the troubled mobile phone maker, is coming down to a fight over one man: Keith Meister. Meister, who has been chief executive of Icahn Enterprises since 2003, is one of the four executives Icahn has nominated to the Motorola board. The 35-year-old Harvard graduate...
April 8, 2008
Motorola's truce
...pound and priced at almost $4,000 - when it hit the shelves in 1983. He was not even a teenager. Now, with his boss Carl Icahn's backing, Mr Meister has been appointed a director of the troubled handset maker. If all goes to plan under the compromise announced yesterday, the 34-year-old vice-chairman of Icahn Enterprises will be joined by another of Mr Icahn's nominees after the annual meeting. That will leave the activist investor with...
12:17pm
Google Apps aims for enterprise appeal
Google has bolstered the security for Google Apps, its online productivity suite, to appeal to enterprises with mobile workforces. IT managers can set mobile devices to require the use of strong passwords and to lock the screen after... By Geoff Nairn
February 9, 2010
Real-terms fall in graduate starting salaries
...2008. After allowing for inflation, this amounts to a fall.Carl Gilleard, chief executive, blamed this on the long “queue...this is a mere fraction of last year’s 8.9 per cent drop. Carl Gilleard, chief executive of the AGR, said: “Though vacancy... By David Turner, Education Correspondent
2:00am
Jobs optimism drives green agenda
...however. Companies such as Marks and Spencer, HSBC and Tesco pressed on with high-profile schemes. Cash-strapped enterprises seized on the cost-saving possibilities of energy efficiency.Now environmentalism is gaining traction again, driven... By Brian Groom, Business and Employment Editor
2:00am
The value of falling into the parent trap
...begetting the next generation of owners is an absolute imperative. I rather admire long-established, family-managed enterprises. There is something wonderfully permanent about their perspective.After all, who wants to be a lonely millionaire, with... By Luke Johnson
February 9, 2010
Graduate salaries stand still as pay elsewhere rises
...Recruiters - the same level for a new graduate as in 2009 and 2008. After allowing for inflation, this amounts to a fall.Carl Gilleard , chief executive, blamed this on the long "queue" of graduates competing for a smaller number of jobs. These included... By David Turner, Education Correspondent
November 13, 2009
Stockpiles keep companies cautious
...Biddle, the large jewellery chain, is shutting down many of its stores after its New York-based parent company, Finlay Enterprises, filed for protection from creditors in August. US sales of watches and jewellery have been so badly hit by the downturn... By Scheherazade Daneshkhu in Paris
November 11, 2009
EU businesses wary about recovery
...t peaked. Personally, I’m not banking on a fast recovery next year,” says Hubert Patricot, head of Coca-Cola Enterprises in Europe. The possible end of short-time working schemes risks ending “a drug” that many European companies have... By Richard Milne in Frankfurt