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LOS ANGELES — The Los Angeles Philharmonic has named Kim Noltemy its new president and chief executive. Noltemy will assume the role July 8, leaving Dallas Symphony Association, where she

Sanjay Shah, 55, CEO of suburban Chicago tech firm Vistex, died in a shocking fall in front of hundreds of attendees during the company’s 25th anniversary celebration Thursday at a

Wells Fargo is planning to be “more aggressive” about layoffs at the bank, and expects to have higher severance costs in the fourth quarter than initially expected, its CEO said.

MyPillow and its CEO, Mike Lindell, have hired a new law firm to defend them in election-related defamation cases after Lindells attorneys withdrew from the cases this fall, citing millions

Sep. 28—Baltimore based Tech CEO Pava LePeres murder suspect Jason Dean Billingsley has been arrested. The arrest comes a day after police had issued a warning against his violent past

NEW YORK — New corruption charges against U.S. Sen. Robert Menendez highlight his ties to an indicted New Jersey banker accused of passing gold bars and cash to the lawmaker

Aug. 29—Arconic announced that Chris Ayers will become the new Chief Executive Officer and Chair of the Board, effective Sept. 11, 2023. Ayers has served on the companys board of

Israel’s opposition and protest movement assailed Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for seeking more control over the selection of judges, in what’s emerging as the next fault line in the government’s

Berlin — The chief financial officer of GEA Group, a German company manufacturing machines and plants for the food, beverages and pharmaceutical sector has died aged 55, the company said

Former Showtime Chief Executive David Nevins is joining media mogul Peter Chernin to manage his entertainment firm, the North Road Co. The company on Thursday said that Nevins — who