Ironwood Pharmaceuticals has named Chief Commercial Officer Tammi Gaskins as its next chief executive, effective January 1, 2027, when Tom McCourt retires from the role.

Francesca Bellettini’s first year as Gucci’s president and chief executive is being treated as the industry’s main turnaround test.

The FirstRand group CEO holds the No. 1 spot for a second year on a list built from Bloomberg data across African stock exchanges.

The new president and CEO started as a Walmart intern and now runs the warehouse-club chain that is one of the retailer's fastest-moving growth engines.

The Citigroup chair and CEO is No. 1 on the ranking five years after becoming the first woman to run a major U.S. bank.

A calm internal playbook is a competitive advantage when public signals conflict.

Leaders who treat productivity as a program, not a slogan, will keep both margin and people.

Operators should read the tape as a reminder: atoms still gate bits.

Keep investing in people and process while holding a reserve for rule changes.

Brand strength cannot substitute for product cadence and value perception.

Access platforms are becoming part of the wealth and treasury conversation, not a niche.

Broad profitability gives operators room — if they do not spend it all on hope.

Leaders with Mexican or Canadian footprints should scenario the agreement, not assume the extension.

People strategy now sits at the intersection of retention math and inflation math.

Mobility, insurance, and city-operations leaders need a policy for vehicles that have no driver to depose.

Leaders need hedges that work in operations, not only on a trading desk.

Leaders outside autos should treat SKU sprawl as the same strategic risk.

The winners are rewriting price architecture instead of hiding fees in the fine print.

Leaders must fund growth that pays back inside a restrictive policy window.

Operators outside big tech need a plan for the capacity that will not be left over.