succession
-
Ford CEO Mulally conspicuously quiet on talk of taking Microsoft top job
Mulally, 68, repeated that there’s no change in Ford’s plan for him to stay as CEO through the end of 2014.
-
Study finds fewer living paycheque-to-paycheque, but retirement savings ‘troubling’
40 per cent of employed Canadians are spending all of—or more than—their net pay.
-
Boomers driving sales of small businesses as buyers seek growth by acquisition
Trillions of dollars of business value are likely to change hands in the next 10 to 20 years
-
Grant Thornton acquires Georgetown, Ont. tax firm
GMA is a team of 31 professionals—including three partners and one principal—that has provided assurance, tax and advisory services for 40 years
-
Recession pushing back retirement plans: CFIB report
23 per cent of business owners have delayed their exit dates between one and four years
-
Half of Canada’s SME owners to retire in next decade: CIBC report
Estimated $1.9-trillion in business assets to change hands in five years; biggest transfer in history
-
Small business start-up handbook
Plan for the future and the life-cycle of your business
-
Ford Motor Co. mulling CEO succession
DETROIT—Ford Motor Co.’s board of directors are close to promoting Mark Fields to chief operating officer, Bloomberg reported, citing an unnamed source. The promotion would make Fields the probable successor to 67-year-old CEO Alan Mulally. The report also said that…
-
Succession in family business needs to be prioritized
On the brink of intergenerational changeover, large number of businesses missing formal plans, study shows
-
Canadian family businesses groomed for growth
Strategies for family SMEs
