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What are Fortune 500 CEOs reading?

41 Fortune 500 CEOs shared their favorite books of the past year.

Fortune

How Boeing’s CEO moved the company forward in the face of multiple crises

Dave Calhoun details the steps he took to get Boeing back to everyday business after the Max crashes and the pandemic.

Fortune

Boeing's CEO is repairing its reputation after the 737 Max crisis

Calhoun became CEO amid the planemaker's 737 Max crisis.

Fortune

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Alyth Show looks set to go ahead this year after COVID break

Alyth and District Agricultural Show will return next month with a new format

Daily Record

Heckled to the Max: Warner's Zaslav Hears About the Writers Strike While Trying to Deliver a BU Commencement Speech

Turns out, the graduating Terrier students didn't want anything to do with his Jack Welch stories

Broadcasting & Cable

Michael Hiltzik: What 'Succession' got wrong about what happens when moguls die

Near the very end of Sunday's episode of HBO's hit show "Succession," Roman Roy shows his siblings a stock price chart on his smartphone.

Los Angeles Times

Australia beat Germany for 1st win of tournament

ROURKELA: Australia grabbed their first win of the FIH Pro League mini tournament at Birsa Munda Hockey Stadium here on Tuesday when they beat world champions Germany 2-1.

The Times of India

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Tough new laws needed to change the culture of business

City Voices: Business leaders should be as accountable as politicians

Evening Standard

Boeing to slash about 2,000 white-collar jobs in finance and HR

At the end of last month, on the same day that Boeing touted plans to hire 10,000 people this year, senior leadership convened virtual meetings internally to break bad news to nonunion staff in human resources and finance.

Tribune News Service

Last-gasp India winner denies Kookaburras

India have scored a last-gasp winner to beat Australia 4-3 to trail the hosts 2-1 in their five-match international series.

AAP

Kookaburras win adds to Ockenden milestone

Veteran Eddie Ockenden has played a record-breaking 400th hockey international in the Kookaburras' 7-4 win over India in Adelaide.

AAP

Blake Govers slams hat-trick as Australia rout India 7-4

ADELAIDE: India could play well only in patches as Blake Govers slammed a brilliant hat-trick to guide Australia to a dominating 7-4 win in the high-scoring second hockey Test here on Sunday.

The Times of India

Highland Spring reacts to suggestion public purse paid for its flood defences

At a recent PKC meeting a councillor questioned if taxpayers' money was being used for the benefit of the private company at Blackford

Daily Record

Indian men's hockey team faces Australia test ahead of World Cup

ADELAIDE: The Indian men's hockey team will get another chance to reassess its strength and weakness ahead of the World Cup when it squares off against world number one Australia in a five-match series, starting here on Saturday.

The Times of India

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The Guardian - UK

Power Failure by William D Cohan review – pulling the plug

General Electric was a 20th-century industrial empire. What caused it to fall apart?

The Conversation

Is job insecurity really the great motivator some managers believe it is? We crunched the numbers to find out

Former General Electric chief executive Jack Welch famously promoted the “20-70-10” system to increase labour productivity. Managers were asked to rank employees on a bell curve; the top 20% received rewards, while the bottom 10% were fired.

Bangkok Post

What a board should know when choosing a CEO

Jack Welch, the late CEO of GE, once said: "Before you are a leader, success is all about growing yourself. When you become a leader, success is all about growing others". His words provide us with a clear picture of the expected quality of achieving true leadership.

ABC News

China was seen as a gold mine for Western tech companies but now they are leaving there empty-handed

US billionaires once believed the "sky would be the limit" when it came to making money in China, however, in recent months, several tech giants — including Amazon's Kindle and Airbnb — have joined a growing exodus from the country.

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Graft phone with 'you still on' text helped put dealer behind bars

Jack Welch has been jailed after plain clothed officers spotted a drug deal

The Guardian - UK

Boeing 737 Max disaster casts long shadow as planemaker tries to rebuild fortunes

Planemaker’s leadership team must restore its reputation and its balance sheet amid an uncertain future for the aviation industry

Financial Times

The Man Who Broke Capitalism — did Jack Welch destroy corporate America?

In his sharp, provocative book, David Gelles argues that the GE boss’s brutal efficiency drive led to long-term decline

WEKU

Short-term profits and long-term consequences — did Jack Welch break capitalism?

The General Electric CEO wowed investors and mingled with celebrities. But New York Times correspondent David Gelles says Welch's aggressive tactics also caused irreparable harm to American industry.

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