Goldman Sachs' managing director Jason Lee had been indicted with rape by a grand jury. Jason Lee, managing director at Goldman Sachs Group Inc. was charged with rape.
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Renault COO to step down
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Android vice-president Hugo Barra left Google amid marriage troubles between Sergey Brin and Anne Wojcicki.
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Russian billionaire Roman Abramovich is close to concluding purchase of White Gardens, a top-end office complex in Moscow's business district.
Social media platform Twitter hired Nathan Hubbard as its new commerce chief. Twitter Inc. had hired Nathan Hubbard who was also the former president of Ticketmaster.
Telecom Italia announced the appointment of Mario Di Loreto who previously worked at Barilla Holding SpA's.
Accor, the world's larges hotel operator had appointed Sebastian Bazin as its new chairman and CEO.
CEO Steve Ballmer had announced resignation from Microsoft leaving the company with no apparent heir.
Jodi Arias, convicted murderer, had a few more issues up her sleeve. In a decision that has social media implications, the judge presiding over the case of Jodi Arias had postponed the date for the sentencing of convicted killer.
Former JP Mogran & Chase trader Javier Martin-Artajo had been released from policy custody after he had kept trading losses that cost the bank USD6.2 billion losses.
