Celestica Inc., the $8.8 billion provider of electronic manufacturing services, with headquarters in Toronto, appointed Paul Nicoletti CFO and executive vice president.
While business intelligence (BI) providers have carefully been testing the premise that structured and unstructured information collection and analytics should be merged, none have taken the plunge--until now.
While companies have been busy closing, freezing or even terminating defined benefit (DB) plans for employees, there is one group that still seems to have a guaranteed retirement package awaiting them: CEOs at Standard & Poor's 500 companies.
While companies have been busy closing, freezing or even terminating defined benefit (DB) plans for employees, there is one group that still seems to have a guaranteed retirement package awaiting them: CEOs at Standard & Poor's 500 companies.
While companies have been busy closing, freezing or even terminating defined benefit (DB) plans for employees, there is one group that still seems to have a guaranteed retirement package awaiting them: CEOs at Standard & Poor's 500 companies.
New York Life Retirement Plan Services (NYLRPS), a division of New York Life Investment Management, has introduced a program to help the firm and its ...
Constellation Energy Group Inc. has named John R. Collins CFO of the $19.3 billion electricity provider, which is based in Baltimore. Collins, who is currently ...
Just ask transportation company Burlington Northern Santa Fe, which was selected in a recent survey by portfolio managers and investment analysts as having the most ...
SuperDerivatives, a derivatives solution provider for multi-asset option pricing, revaluation, derivatives data, trading and risk management systems, which is based in London and New York, ...
