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Pixar's 'Brave' Pays Ghostly Tribute to Steve Jobs WSJ Blogs

One of the most emotional moments in the coming Pixar computer-animated film "Brave" happens during the end credits. An early cut of the film is dedicated to Apple co-founder Steve Jobs, who is lauded as a partner, mentor and friend.
Bridging the CEO Pay Gap WSJ Blogs

The 20 top-paid CEOs have more than their multimillion-dollar pay packages in common: They're all men. A roundup of the highest-paid bosses from 2011 in an earlier Wall Street Journal article is a reminder that women are still a rarity in ...
Real Estate News: Fannie Mae CEO Search Down to Two WSJ Blogs

Here is a look at real-estate news in Friday's WSJ: Fannie CEO Search Now Down to Two: Fannie Mae has narrowed its search for a new chief executive to two finalists and could soon offer the position to Timothy Mayopoulos, the ...
Winners & Losers From the Week That Was: Facebook Edition WSJ Blogs

Winners & Losers for the week that was in business and deals, Deal Journal's weekly look back and grading system of some of the biggest stories: The Facebook Edition.
Indy 500 race heralds better days for IndyCar; Open wheel series seems to be finally recovering from late 1990s split MarketWatch

NEW YORK (MarketWatch) — As IndyCar readies for its biggest weekend of the season at the Indianapolis 500, the sport is seeing a relative boom in business.
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CEO Pay Moves With Corporate Results WSJ.com

Chief executives increasingly are being paid based on their companies' financial results and share prices, according to a Wall Street Journal analysis.
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Hospital CEO Will Depart; Ex-Client of Accretive Health Won't Renew Chief's Contract WSJ.com

A Minnesota health system that has come under scrutiny for its hiring of hospital contractor Accretive Health Inc. to handle billing and collections functions said its chief executive will leave at the end of July.
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Fannie CEO Search Now Down to Two WSJ.com

Fannie Mae has narrowed its search for a new chief executive to two finalists and could soon offer the position to Timothy Mayopoulos, the mortgage-finance company's general counsel and lead candidate, according to people familiar with the ...
High-Speed Trading: Be Careful What You Wish For WSJ Blogs

My colleague Kirsten Grind had a story in Thrusday's paper about how a small group of "market wonks" is planning a new trading venue designed solely for mutual-fund managers.
THE FOUNDERS: Guestmob CEO Travels Far In Bid To Transform Hotel Deals WSJ Blogs

[This is part of an ongoing VentureWire series that will examine entrepreneurs and the new, potentially disruptive technologies they are working on.]
Seeking a CEO? It May Pay to Promote from Within WSJ Blogs

Companies seeking a new chief executive may do well to hire from within. Chief executives hired from outside a company are twice as likely to be forced out as those promoted from within, according to a new study.
HP and Autonomy: A Clash of Cultures WSJ Blogs

If you cut Mike Lynch, the ousted CEO of Autonomy, the U.K.'s largest software company, he would probably bleed numbers. He studied engineering at Cambridge University and obtained a PhD in mathematical computing. He is a fellow of the Royal ...
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CEO Sought Nod for Romance WSJ.com

At the recent annual meeting of medical-device maker Stryker Corp., Chairman William U. Parfet puzzled attendees when he began with a brief statement about former Chief Executive Stephen P. MacMillan, who was pushed out two months earlier.
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New Signs of Global Slowdown; Weak Reports in U.S., Europe and China Suggest Economies Are Slipping in Sync WSJ.com

New signs of a global slowdown are darkening the economic outlook. On Thursday, the U.S. reported that businesses were slowing their orders of computers, aircraft, machinery and other long-lasting goods. Measures of business sentiment in ...
Europe Caught in the Cookie Jar WSJ Blogs

The European Union's cookie directive—dismissed by one entrepreneur as "stupid to the core"—comes into force on Saturday and sites that fail to implement the regulations face the prospect of legal action.

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