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...Tata empire, was told its overtures to New York Stock Exchange-listed luxury hotel and cruise firm Orient-Express were unwelcome - and potentially damaging. Indian Hotels recently upped its stake in Orient-Express to 11.5%. But Orient-Express CEO Paul White, in a letter to Indian Hotels Vice-Chairman R. K. Krishna Kumar, wrote that "any association of our luxury brands and properties with your brands and properties would result in a reduction of our brands and of our business and would likely lead to erosion...
Kaplan earned his M.B.A. from HBS in 1983 and served as vice-chairman of Goldman Sachs from 2002 to 2006, where he currently serves as a senior director...
Kaplan earned his M.B.A. from the Business School in 1983 and later served as vice-chairman of Goldman Sachs, where he currently serves as a senior director. He also teaches classes on management practice at HBS, is founding co-chair of Harvard's NeuroDiscovery Center, and serves on the boards of Harvard Medical School and the Jewish Theological Seminary...
INDICTED. ROBERT TSAO, 58, and JOHN HSUAN, 53, former chairman and vice-chairman of Taiwan's United Microelectronics Corp. (UMC), the world's second largest maker of custom computer chips; for allegedly transferring technology, funds and personnel to Chinese start-up He Jian Technology, in violation of laws prohibiting the establishment of high-tech semiconductor plants on the mainland without special approval; in Taipei. The two are also charged with "breach of trust" for allegedly acting against the interests of UMC shareholders. The company has denied the allegations, calling the indictments "purely political...
...going to launch it. When virtually the entire eight-member board?and not, as earlier reports had it, just the outside directors?balked, Fu had to back off. That allowed Chevron to make the first bid, and forced CNOOC to play catch-up all summer. Meanwhile, Chevron vice-chairman Peter Robertson, who had given a fawning speech in Beijing about his company's great "faith in China" last October (not surprisingly, given the company's extensive business ties to China), turned around and complained publicly about the Chinese government subsidizing CNOOC...