D. Michael Lindsay
The New York Times
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Arpey long opposed that strategy, though he acknowledges that American suffered against competitors that profited by axing pensions and medical benefits. Of the hundreds of executives I’ve interviewed for a study about leadership, Arpey stands out for believing that a CEO is obliged to honor a company’s moral obligations, “even if doing so blunts financial success.” He may be “the only airline CEO who regarded bankruptcy not simply as a financial tool but, more important, as a moral failing.” He leaves with his honor intact, but his departure is a “troubling commentary on American business.”
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Trump defends Saudi prince, shrugs off Khashoggi murderSpeed Read The president rebuked an ABC News reporter for asking Mohammed bin Salman about the death of a Washington Post journalist at the Saudi Consulate in 2018
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Congress passes bill to force release of Epstein filesSpeed Read The Justice Department will release all files from its Jeffrey Epstein sex-trafficking investigation
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Issue of the week: Do high-speed traders rig the market?feature Wall Street is abuzz over high-frequency trading.
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Issue of the week: How Yellen spooked the markets
feature At her first press conference, the new Federal Reserve chair made the mistake of indicating when the Fed would raise interest rates.
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Stop calling women ‘bossy’
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Issue of the week: GM’s recall disaster
feature Mary Barra is facing “her first big test” since she took over as GM’s new CEO in January: a recall of more than 1.6 million vehicles.
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Issue of the week: Who gets Fannie’s and Freddie’s profits?
feature Fannie Mae’s and Freddie Mac’s shareholders want their money back.
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Issue of the week: Comcast buying Time Warner Cable
feature Has Comcast won the cable wars?
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Issue of the week: AOL’s million-dollar babies
feature AOL’s “gaffe-prone” CEO, Tim Armstrong, “got in some hot water” last week.
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Issue of the week: Why Google unloaded Motorola
feature Three years after shelling out $12.5 billion for Motorola, Google announced its sale to Lenovo Group for $2.9 billion.