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The Labour Court has ordered a tech company to pay over half a million US dollars to its Irish founder after the firm failed in its appeal against what it claimed to be an "excessive" unfair dismissal award. It follows a significant ruling by the appellate court that because of his high pay and past track record in business, the sacked CEO was entitled to focus on setting up a new company while jobless, instead of trying to find employment.

LoanDepot announced the return of Hsieh as CEO, stressing a focus on profitability, market share recovery, and adoption of artificial intelligence.

"Coming into a decade of leadership here marks a natural milestone and transition point for me personally, and for the organization. I'm excited for the next leader who will carry this work forward and shape the next generation of leadership at L.L.Bean," Smith said in a press release.

Joe Kiani, after leaving Masimo, is returning to a CEO role by taking the helm at Like Minded Labs, focusing on innovative product development for the entertainment industry.

Nike's sales in the fourth quarter decreased by 12 percent year-over-year, amounting to $11.1 billion, though the decline was less than expected against earlier predictions.

"Collaboration is highly valued by line-of-business leaders in their relationships with CISOs. However, disconnects remain, with gaps between the organization’s desired risk posture and its current cybersecurity capabilities."

Mr O'Leary signaled on Monday that he could stay on as chief executive of Ryanair when his current five-year contract expires in 2028, when he will be 67.

Klarna's CEO Sebastain Siemiatkowski presented company earnings using an AI avatar, highlighting the firm's commitment to AI as a core driver for its growth.

Mr McDonagh stated that he has been making all 'relevant disclosures' regarding his salary and position, although he avoided discussing his personal affairs.

The NCAA's traditional authority over enforcement will be replaced by a new CEO-led College Sports Commission, signaling a transformative shift in college athletics.

The first step is understanding when culture needs a reset, as signs of distress can indicate the need for cultural rejuvenation.

On a typical match day, you can never predict where the responsibilities of a League of Ireland club CEO will take you, as Andrew Feakins discovered while managing unexpected issues like relocating an obstructive cherry picker.