Homeland Security Struggles with ‘Extraordinary’ Turnover
Michael Chertoff is putting the final touches on a review of operations at the agency responsible for protecting the United States from terrorists. This review,
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Michael Chertoff is putting the final touches on a review of operations at the agency responsible for protecting the United States from terrorists. This review,
David Astar, the chief operating officer of Uniprise, the unit of UnitedHealth Group responsible for most of the health-care giant’s information-technology operations, likes to have
Polo Ralph Lauren loses the personal information of 180,000 HSBC North America customers. DSW Shoe Warehouse discovers credit card and check data on 1.4 million
The trucking company known simply as Yellow saved $100 million and boosted its operating profits from 2.8 cents on the dollar to 5.3 cents, in
General Motors loses $1.1 billion in the first quarter, citing ballooning health-care costs. It reorganizes top management, with Chairman and Chief Executive Rick Wagoner personally
When Home Depot chief executive Robert Nardelli met with Wall Street analysts in January, he said the best way to judge the company’s technology overhaul
AARP runs television spots panning the idea of allowing tens of millions of U.S. citizens to establish private accounts for their retirement, as part of
Tony Scott has traded in his wheels for mouse ears. With no fireworks, the former chief technology officer at General Motors became chief information officer
The Federal Bureau of Investigation has people problems. It can’t find or retain the project managers and executives needed to implement one of its most