NEW YORK (AP) — CEO of embattled Boeing Co. to step down this year, head of commercial airplanes retires, board chairman to exit.
(Reuters) -Walmart said on Thursday that Rob Walton, the longest serving member on its board and eldest son of founder Sam Walton, would retire from his position of the big-box retailer at the end of his term on June 5. Walton served as the company's chairman of the board of directors after his father died in 1992 and held the post until June 2015. Walmart also disclosed seven shareholder proposals in the regulatory filing, including some repeated calls for conducting an independent racial equity audit and human rights impact assessment in its supply chain.
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On the face of it, Bank of America and Goldman Sachs annual shareholder meetings this week were uneventful—no blowout wins for long-shot proposals, no drawn-out battles with infamous activist funds. The two resolutions called on BofA and Goldman to implement policies to prevent the chief executive from also holding the title of board chair—both banks’ CEOs currently do—in the interest of sounder corporate governance and checks on power. While this has been a longstanding debate, what stands out is the increased support these proposals drew when shareholders’ votes were tallied on April 24.
Darktrace’s board said that its success is not reflected in its current valuations as its shares are trading lower than those of its peers.
Rubrik comes out of the gate hot on its IPO day, selling a story of protecting data in the age of AI.
Microsoft reported better than anticipated Q3 earnings on Thursday, powered by growth in its cloud products.
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Donald Trump’s aides have drawn up secret plans to oust the chairman of the Federal Reserve and allow the president to set interest rates, according to reports.
The property report includes 85 major metropolitan areas in the U.S. with populations of at least 750,000.
AT&T continues to win subscribers and churn out cash flow.