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The former CEO of Eskom, Brian Molefe, former Passenger Rail Agency of South Africa CEO Lucky Montana and former Transnet CEO Siyabonga Gama were among the eight new MPs for the MK Party.

The former CEO of the Public Investment Corporation (PIC) and Transnet, Molefe is celebrated for his role in stabilizing public entities and improving the profitability of South Africa’s largest ...

The move comes following the unexpected replacement of Chief Executive Thomas Ingenlath last week with former Opel CEO Michael Lohscheller.

Bankrupt seafood chain Red Lobster tapped former P.F. Chang’s CEO Damola Adamolekun to take over the floundering company – and announced it will shutter an additional 23 locations by the end ...

Birgitte Bonnesen, former CEO of Swedbank, was sentenced to 15 months in prison by a Swedish court for deceiving investors about the bank's links to a money laundering scandal. The Svea Court of ...

Peloton's former CEO has revealed that he has 'lost all his money' and has been forced to sell his possessions. While Americans were trapped at home during the Covid lockdowns, Peloton bikes ...

MACKINAC ISLAND, MI - Two months after a Florida-based private equity firm purchased the Mackinac Island Ferry Company, its former CEO has filed a lawsuit against the new owners, alleging he was ...

In an interview with the New York Post, the former CEO opened up about how his stint as a billionaire was short lived as his wealth was mainly tied to the company. "You know, at one point I had a ...

Former CEO of the free speech social network Parler reacted to news that the Biden-Harris White House pressured Meta into censoring Americans, adding to the already tumultuous news cycle raising ...

Former Peloton chief executive John Foley says ... FEE’ FOR USED EQUIPMENT PURCHASES Foley stepped down as CEO of Peloton in February 2022 and left his role as executive chair that September.

But as the dangers of COVID-19 subsided, so too did the stock of the fitness equipment company, and its former billionaire CEO John Foley says his wealth got wiped out in the process. "You know ...