Newsmakers

Xerox CEO Anne Mulcahy steps down

Xerox Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Anne Mulcahy will pass the torch to the current president, Ursula Burns, effective July 1, according to a statement from the company. Mulcahy will remain as the chairman of the board. Read the full story on CNNMoney

Mark Bloom goes from jet setter to pauper

In the annals of fraud, hedge fund manager Mark Bloom will probably be remembered for two details. First, his alleged $20 million scam tipped off regulators to the larger, purported $554 million one at the brokerage firm WG Trading. Second, the former big spender is now so cash-strapped that he’s planning on using a public [...]

Oprah’s Skypefest draws backlash

Oprah Winfrey’s tastemaking power is legendary. A spot on her book club list is the Holy Grail for authors, who are all but guaranteed a bestseller. Under her tutelage, the likes of Dr. Phil, Tyra Banks and Rachael Ray have shot to stardom. A few comments on her show can make or break a product. [...]

Buffett: Berkshire Hathaway looking to deal

Berkshire Hathaway is ready to make a deal at the right price, but it has nothing in its shopping cart right now, CEO Warren Buffett said Sunday. Read the full story on CNNMoney

Four Seasons’ recession-proof philosophy

After spending nearly five decades building the Four Seasons Hotels out of a motor lodge he started in 1961, Four Seasons founder and CEO Isadore Sharp is telling his story. It’s captured in his new book, “Four Seasons: The Story of a Business Philosophy,” which hit bookstores this week. Read the full story on CNNMoney

Chuteless in Detroit

You don’t hear many nice things these days about General Motors’ deposed chief executive, Rick Wagoner, or the board of directors that supported him for so long. But the board did do one thing right: It didn’t give him or his colleagues golden parachutes – those huge payments that companies typically lavish on top honchos [...]

Warren Buffett: Inflation on the horizon

Berkshire Hathaway chief Warren Buffett defended the government’s handling of the economic crisis, but warned that the purchasing power of the dollar may fall as policymakers stretch to finance expensive rescue plans. Read the full story on CNNMoney

Bruce Wasserstein, Lazard CEO, dies at 61

Bruce Wasserstein, chief executive of asset management firm Lazard, died Wednesday. He was 61 years old. Read the full story on CNNMoney

Lazard CEO Bruce Wasserstein dies at 61

Bruce Wasserstein, chief executive of asset management firm Lazard, died Wednesday, according to published reports. He was 61 years old. Read the full story on CNNMoney

A test case for Wall Street justice

Despite all the finger-pointing over who’s to blame for the worst financial crisis since the Great Depression, just two prominent players face criminal charges. Read the full story on CNNMoney

GM loses top executive

General Motors is losing its top U.S. sales executive, a key player in the automaker’s reorganization, to a job in another industry, CEO Fritz Henderson announced Wednesday. Read the full story on CNNMoney

America’s most tone deaf CEO

Since being named AIG’s chief executive in August, Robert Benmosche’s brashness has unnerved board members and raised the ire of Congress. Read the full story on CNNMoney

BofA CEO: $53 million retirement score

Ken Lewis doesn’t have a golden parachute, but he’s all set for a comfortable landing — unlike his long-suffering shareholders. Read the full story on CNNMoney

Buffett praises BofA’s Ken Lewis — not!

Warren Buffett came to bury Ken Lewis, not to praise him. Read the full story on CNNMoney

Nominee for Manhattan U.S. Attorney: A nonpartisan star

When President Barack Obama nominated Preetinder S. Bharara last week to become the new U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of New York, which includes Manhattan, there was some cheap-shot snickering about a purported irony. Bharara, as Senator Charles Schumer’s chief counsel, had spearheaded the Senate Judiciary Committee’s investigation into former Attorney General Alberto Gonzales’s [...]

Josie Natori’s stylish evolution

Josie Natori followed her business dreams from the Philippines to Wall Street. But after nine years as a banker, she needed a more creative outlet. In 1977 she launched a lingerie company with an East-meets-West flair. Today her brand includes four intimate-apparel lines, as well as a ready-to-wear clothing collection, home and bath products, eyewear [...]

Lawmakers grill SEC on Madoff

Senate lawmakers took the Securities and Exchange Commission to task Thursday for failing to prevent Bernard Madoff from perpetrating one of the largest financial frauds in U.S. history. Read the full story on CNNMoney

Who is signing your money?

Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner has been waiting to sign your money for seven months, and he’ll have to wait just a bit longer. Read the full story on CNNMoney

Josie Natori’s stylish evolution

Josie Natori followed her business dreams from the Philippines to Wall Street. But after nine years as a banker, she needed a more creative outlet. In 1977 she launched a lingerie company with an East-meets-West flair. Today her brand includes four intimate-apparel lines, as well as a ready-to-wear clothing collection, home and bath products, eyewear [...]

The Chinese give Tim Geithner a warm welcome – to a point.

When the Treasury Secretary met with leaders in Beijing to offer assurances that the U.S. can repay its debts, he received a somewhat sympathetic ear. Read the full story on CNNMoney

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