Twitter Inc co-founder and chairman Jack Dorsey reportedly was not the one who had let go of co-founder Noah Glass.
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Deutsche Bank's Dixon to leave bank
Deutsche Bank trader Troy Dixon was said to leave the bank and start his own hedge fund, according to sources who asked not to be identified as the matter was held private in nature.
Batista dismisses OGX Oil chief as bond default woes persist
Luiz Carneiro was fired as chief executive of his OGX Petroleo e Gas Participacoes SA by Eike Batista, whose commodity group owned the oil and gas company.
Softbank in talks to buy stake in Brightstar Corp
A regulatory filing by Softbank Corp had confirmed rumors of the Japanese company purchasing a stake in US mobile distributor company Brightstar Corp.
Insider trading jury of Mark Cuban to deliberate on case
Jury deliberations on the insider trading case against Mark Cuban started Wednesday. The jury had begun deliberations for the insider trading case of NBA Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban.
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Naveen Jindal is the latest personality included in the ownership dispute of Positiv TV. Congress Member of Parliament and Industrialist Naveen Jindal was recently included in an ownership dispute between the shareholders of Positiv TV.
Danske Bank dismissed its Head of Treasury Steen Blaafalk. According to a Bloomberg report, Danish lender Danske Bank had fired its Head of Treasury Steen Blaafalk.
Chinese tycoon Tong Jinquan would be purchasing SGD 200 million shares in Viva Industrial's SGD 375 million Singapore IPO.
The new fund of private equity firm Cudos Capital, which is co-founded by former Austrian chancellor Alfred Gusenbauer, would seek to raise EUR150 million.
According to pundits and observers, Berkshire Hathaway Inc chief Warren Buffett had resorted to a different management approach in hiring new chief executives for his business units.
Due to so-called 'exogenous shocks', Jordan leverages release of third tranche of the IMF funding.
Pennzoil's "Mission: ABLE" program donated three vans to three veterans for their specialized needs.
Hewlett-Packard (HP) Co Chief Executive Officer Meg Whitman's recent email to its over 300,000 employees had stressed the need for the company to work harder and regain the top spot in the corporate technology services market.
Chesapeake Energy Corp chief executive officer Doug Lawler had started trimming company's assets and expenses to shift the company's focus to its core business.
