Why chief executive succession is so difficult to get right
Boards are being forced to think about finding future leaders much earlier than in the past as shareholders demand greater insight
Boards are being forced to think about finding future leaders much earlier than in the past as shareholders demand greater insight
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As its Irish operation expands Brian Halligan on why tech staff retention is about more than snacks and nap rooms
‘What we’re seeing is technology tools that some people . . . are turning into weapons’
Karlin Lillington: Firms must plough ideas into products not defend domination moves
Tech firm grew its Irish workforce from 1,200 to 1,800 this year
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‘People have important privacy rights in their personal information,’ says Smith
Head of tech giant in Dublin to announce key company developments on cloud computing
Bill Gates tops the list of richest tech billionaires, which includes just five women
Growing cloud is one of chief executive Satya Nadella’s priorities for tech giant
Apple could be in a similar position to BlackBerry’s almost a decade ago
Peggy Johnson is a big fan of actual ‘face time’ and met several Irish start-ups at the Dublin Web Summit
Dorsey, chief executive of Square, is also in the running for the Twitter top job
A $7.5bn writedown means handset unit has lost almost all it s value in just over a year
Move not to impact on Irish operations as company reorganises phone business as Nokia deal fails to deliver
Departure of phone boss signals a shift of emphasis away from hardware and back to Microsoft’s core business
Ivy League university is building a new engineering school in the Allston area of Boston
At its Build conference, the software giant made clear developers were central to its plans
Filing shows companies can end partnership after October 1st, 2015
Web giant may have massively lost out by not doing a deal on time
Tim Cook’s presentation of Apple watch invited the assumption it might cure leprosy
Charitable donation structure in Ireland needs an overhaul
Microsoft to acquire Mojang in a bid to boost its Xbox and mobile businesses
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Eight months after his departure as CEO, software giant’s largest individual shareholder steps down from board
Impact on Irish operation, which employs 1,200, is thought to be minimal
Alan Mulally will bring auto expertise to the tech firm at a time when its developing self-driving cars
E-commerce giant agrees to pay $192m for stake in Asian championship side Guangzhou Evergrande
Basketball franchise came up for sale after owner Donald Sterling was banned for racist remarks
Software giant’s former chief executive owns 3.1 million shares more than Bill Gates
Microsoft ’s new Xbox television studio has already committed to six original TV shows
Investors have urged Microsoft to adapt Office for mobile devices from Apple and Google
Firm is joining forces with hardware manufacturers and Qualcomm to make lower cost handsets
Bill Gates to step aside as chairman and devote more time to product development
Co-founder Bill Gates may step aside as chairman as part of move, source claims
Nadella is popular choice due to involvement in enterprise software and cloud computing businesses
But a number of other candidates still in the running as tech firm seeks new leader
The Snowden revelations shook the tech giants, but they had plenty of their own problems to deal with
Calm markets were reflected in the Vix – or fear index – hitting a six-year low of 12 and never exceeding its average
Firm relies on corporate software demand to make up for weak consumer purchases
Three investors said to be concerned that chairman’s role blocks adoption of new strategies
Trouble started when it emerged Stephen Elop stood to receive €18.8m in compensation
Even the Finnish prime minister reckons the payoff for CEO is “wild”
Canadian will pocket €14.6m more than previous Nokia boss
World’s biggest software maker embarks on one of most tumultuous periods in 38-year history
It can be catastrophic for companies to be associated with one name and then lose that leader
Failure to crack smartphone dominance of Samsung and Apple contributory factor
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Inquests into the nightclub fire that led to the deaths of 48 people
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
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