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...However, the company said earlier on Tuesday that McKellar, who joined at the same time as Gilbert, would retire as deputy chair and executive director at the end of the month....
...As in publishing and other industries, the early nurturing of talent is often left to smaller firms, with big companies waiting for winners to emerge....
...Artfarm — a hospitality company founded by Iwan and Manuela Wirth, the couple behind the Hauser & Wirth gallery — bought the Groucho in 2022 for £40mn, promising to reinvigorate it and possibly expand overseas...
...Speaking in the weeks before Chevron agreed to buy US oil and gas producer Hess Corporation in a $53bn deal, Wirth said his company would seek to engage with critics “to be part of the solution”....
...That was $1mn more than the previous year. His remuneration compares with the $26.5mn paid to Mike Wirth, boss of rival US supermajor Chevron, which was a $3mn increase on the previous year....
...exclaims Hauser & Wirth’s president Marc Payot, speaking about the company’s new gallery in the capital, which opens to the public on October 14....
...Meanwhile, talk of the town is Hauser & Wirth’s new 10,000 sq ft, street-level and first-floor gallery in Central, which opens its second show (new work by Glenn Ligon) during the fair....
...“We tried to help them address the issues they had raised,” Mike Wirth told the CERAWeek energy conference in Houston....
...Chief executive Mike Wirth lauded “an outstanding year” as the second most valuable US oil company reported its best-ever annual profit haul of $36bn, allowing it to shower enormous returns on shareholders...
...Woods said he had no plans to meet his Chevron counterpart, Mike Wirth, who will address the conference on Tuesday....
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...That question will hang over the tech sector next week as some of the biggest companies report their latest quarterly earnings....
...of a tote bag ($35,000), which Hauser & Wirth will launch this month....
...The shareholder rosters of the biggest European companies show they are largely held by international investors....
...The decision to extend Wirth’s tenure comes after the company made record profits of more than $35bn in 2022....
...The least represented sector was aerospace and defence, with just two companies. The vast majority of the companies included were, as before, from the US — 387 of the 500....
...Lex last week laid out the end game for the troubled company, after its nine shareholders said they were ready to write off £5bn and weren’t willing to inject new equity into the company....
...As boards grapple with the opportunity and risk of generative artificial intelligence, companies are leaning into a new role: the chief AI officer....
...leaves British companies with a tonne of paperwork to submit....
...So who are the worst offenders? According to the ICS, it’s the energy companies. This tallies with separate data from Which?...
...Chevron face sceptics after its Hess mega-deal Things were going so well for Chevron last July that the company’s board waived its mandatory retirement age of 65 for CEO Mike Wirth, citing the “extraordinary...
...In overturning his pay package, the court said Musk, who owns more than a fifth of the company, was too cosy with Tesla’s board and the value of the package was unfair to other shareholders....
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