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Filed under: Cellphones From the (tiny) desk of the editor: Yesterday Motorola CEO GregBrown told board members and shareholders that, among a lot of other bad news, the company is no closer to finding someone to lead the company's rotting cellphone business (which Moto is in the middle of spinning off as its "Mobile Devices" unit ). One shareholder remarked, "You're not doing your...
Pretty soon Motorola ( NYSE: MOT ) CEO GregBrown will be able to trademark the gritted-teeth smile. At the company's annual meeting on Monday, angry shareholders blasted Brown over the struggling handset maker's efforts to get it together, reports the Chicago Tribune . Several called for his removal: "Put up, or get out" was one useful suggestion. Others called the upcoming spin-off...
Motorola chief executive GregBrown drew fire from disgruntled shareholders at the company's annual meeting in Chicago after management admitted 2007 had been a "punishing year"
I like Mary Chapin Carpenter yet I haven't played her here. This, I hope, rectifies that egregious oversight. This is from Going Driftless-An Artist's Tribute to GregBrown. MP3 File
Talking with GregBrown, Motorola's new CEO, is a bit like stepping into The Twilight Zone: Both require you to suspend disbelief, at least temporarily, and simply go with the story line. Brown says the company's board is spinning off Motorola's troubled cell phone division for one reason and one reason only: to "unlock" the value of the business, which has no strategic value to...
How much does Motorola ( NYSE: MOT ) management hate Carl Icahn? USAToday has a lengthy interview with CEO GregBrown over all the usual talking points. Yes, the handset division is fixable and yes, we are in the process of fixing it. Operational efficiencies have been introduced, and autonomy given back to the various handset category teams, including the marketing of the handsets to...
Motorola announced Wednesday another in a series of moves to right its ship: It elected David Dorman to be the non-executive chairman of the board. Dorman takes over for Ed Zander, Motorola’s former CEO and current chairman. Zander will retire May 5. Motorola CEO GregBrown said in a statement that Dorman “is ideally suited to serve [...]
The troubled cell-phone maker agrees to back two board nominations from activist investor Carl Icahn Technology April 8, 2008, 12:01AM EST - BusinessWeek By Olga Kharif When Motorola CEO Greg Brown agreed on Apr. 7 to back two of Carl Icahn 's nominations to the company's board of directors, it was an admission of defeat. Icahn, the activist shareholder who has been calling for changes at Motorola...
Motorola Inc. has introduced a new incentive program to attract and retain employees, including a special plan for chief executive GregBrown that ties an additional bonus to the performance of the cell-phone business.
Here's a follow-up to Numair Faraz's "Damn You All" letter to Meteorola's GregBrown, with the perspective of one of Moto's ex-European Product Line Managers. Reading the alleged account of the whole...
Here's a follow up to Numair Faraz's "Damn You All" letter to Meteorola's GregBrown, with the perspective of one of Moto's ex-European Product Line Managers. Reading the alleged account of the whole...