Anjli Raval

FT

CEO roundtables can be a source of comfort if others can validate their beliefs or give some reassurance that their choices are the right ones.

The one-upmanship driving CEOs

The messy truth is that most CEOs must operate as diplomats. Much of their week is spent persuading, appeasing and aligning competing forces.
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CEOs don’t call the shots

Adults who buy toys – such as Star Wars figurines – for themselves are willing to pay premium prices and shopping more frequently than parents buying for under-12s.

The kidults are more than all right for toy companies

Scenario planning is about having a series of plays ready, so when the unexpected happens, you’re not frozen.

Scenario planning is getting a stress test

Falsehoods and disinformation can derail companies as online fakery can morph and multiply quicker than ever before.
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The disinformation storm is now hitting companies harder

Last May, the majority of Twitter shareholders decided Silver Lake’s chief executive Egon Durban was juggling too many directorships on top of the day job and voted against his reappointment.
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‘Overboarding’: why it has become a hot issue for companies