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Grayscale CEO Michael Sonnenshein Steps Down
The crypto asset manager is battling an investor exodus from its flagship bitcoin fund.The Wall Street Journal - World -
Grayscale CEO Michael Sonnenshein steps down as firm’s bitcoin ETF bleeds assets
Grayscale Investments has named a new chief executive as Michael Sonnenshein stepped down after helping to pave the way for spot bitcoin exchange-traded funds that are now posing hot competition for the firm.MarketWatch - Business - Crypto -
Sony and Apollo Take Key Step in Bid for Paramount’s Assets
The two companies have expressed interest in acquiring the media conglomerate, but are backing away from their $26 billion all-cash offer.The New York Times - Business -
Tuchel confirms he will step down as Bayern boss
Thomas Tuchel has confirmed he will leave Bayern Munich at the end of the season following reports he was open to staying as manager.ESPN - Sports -
Didi co-founder steps down as president
Jean Liu had lowered her profile after Beijing crackdownFinancial Times - World -
Head of crypto asset manager Grayscale steps down
New York investment firm turns to a former Goldman executive to replace Michael Sonnenshein as chief executiveFinancial Times - Business - Crypto -
3 Simple Steps to Maintain Relevance in Public Relations
In this rapidly growing field, PR firms will succeed by doing more than staying atop new technologies.Inc. - Business -
A 3-step Approach to Fostering More Effective Leaders
How to use the empowerment feedback loop all year long.Inc. - Business -
easyJet Expects Summer Demand to Boost Earnings; Replaces CEO
EasyJet said its CFO, Kenton Jarvis, will replace the departing CEO Johan Lundgren early next year as it reported a narrower loss in the first-half ahead of a busy summer season.The Wall Street Journal - Business -
3 Hard Questions Every CEO Should Ask About Their Workforce
Here are the difficult but necessary questions that will keep executives from losing sleep at night.Inc. - Business
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Palo Alto Networks’ stock falls after earnings as forecast fails to impress
The stock was down about 9% in after-hours action Monday. It lost 28% in the session after the last earnings report.MarketWatch - Business