Matthew Boyle

1 week ago | news.bloombergtax.com | Matthew Boyle

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1 week ago | bloomberg.com | Matthew Boyle

General Electric. Procter & Gamble. IBM. For years, those companies and a handful of others were held aloft as “CEO Factories,” admired for their ability to recruit and mold corporate chiefs. Over a 20-year span, just three dozen companies produced one-fifth of the chief executives in the entire S&P 1500 index.

1 week ago | bloomberg.com | Matthew Boyle

Analyzing trends in leadership, management and the art of career building. To readers of Bloomberg’s Equality newsletter: Going forward, you'll be receiving this newsletter, featuring continuing coverage of workplace equality issues. Read our full breadth of equality coverage here and see all of the subscriber-only newsletters included in your Bloomberg subscription here .

1 week ago | benefitnews.com | Jaewon Kang |Matthew Boyle

Walmart is cutting corporate staff in the company's headquarters in Bentonville, Arkansas, and other offices, people familiar with the matter said, as the world's biggest retailer looks to trim costs and contends with economic volatility. The company is eliminating some jobs on its global technology team, according to people with knowledge of the layoffs who weren't authorized to speak publicly about the matter. Less than 1,500 employees are affected, one of the people said.

2 weeks ago | seattletimes.com | Matthew Boyle |Jaewon Kang

(Bloomberg) — Walmart Inc. is cutting corporate staff in the company’s headquarters in Bentonville, Arkansas, and other offices, people familiar with the matter said, as the world’s biggest retailer looks to trim costs and contends with economic volatility. The company is eliminating some jobs on its global technology team, according to people with knowledge of the layoffs who weren’t authorized to speak publicly about the matter. Less than 1,500 employees are affected, one of the people said.