Wal-Mart's chief marketing officer Duncan Mac tells TODAY's Savannah Guthrie that the retail company is "confident" that customers will not be affected by employees strikes. (TODAY)
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Wal-Mart's chief marketing officer Duncan Mac Naughton tells TODAY's Savannah Guthrie that the retail company is "confident" that customers will not be affected by employees strikes. (TODAY)
Greg Smith shook up the financial world this spring when he marked his resignation from Goldman Sachs with a scathing New York Times op-ed. Now, he's written a book offering his account of the secrets of Wall Street. NBC's Mara Schiavocampo reports and Smith talks about the book. (TODAY)
Marissa Mayer, who joined Google in 1999, has now taken the helm at Yahoo – a company that has struggled with declining revenues but that still remains a popular web destination. NBC's Brian Williams repots. (Nightly News)
After just eight months, JC Penney president Michael Francis is leaving the company. The 100-year-old chain's sales fell 20 percent in the first three months of this year. NBC's Anne Thompson reports and ad exec Donny Deutsch chats with TODAY's Ann Curry about what Francis' departure means for the company's future. (TODAY)
Les Hinton, head of Rupert Murdoch controlled US company Dow Jones, has resigned over his involvement in the UK publishing business during the time the phone hacking took place. (CNBC)
Rebekah Brooks, the embattled chief executive of News Corp's British newspaper arm, has resigned amid the widening phone-hacking scandal. NBCs Stephanie Gosk reports. (TODAY)
Rebekah Brooks, the embattled chief executive of News Corp's British newspaper arm, has resigned amid the widening phone-hacking scandal. NBCs Stephanie Gosk reports. (TODAY)
Former store employee Irene Morales accuses American Apparel CEO Dov Charney of being a "sexual predator" who held her captive in his apartment to perform sex acts. But, as NBC's Peter Alexander reports, this is not the first time the Canadian entrepreneur has been accused of sexual harassment. (TODAY )
Spending irregularities involving a former reality TV show contestant-turned-consultant led to the resignation of Hewlett-Packard CEO Mark Hurd, CNBC's Melissa Francis reports.