Rob Cox

The Exchange: Whistleblowing in Japanese

Rob Cox talks to Michael Woodford, author of ”Exposure,” who recounts his short, turbulent journey from CEO of Olympus to corporate whistleblower and Japan Inc. pariah.

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Obama’s mandate

Rob Cox and Breakingviews columnists discuss the challenges and priorities of the president’s second term, including fiscal reform, the economy and immigration.

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Pandit felt it was time to “move on” from Citi

Reuters Breakingviews’ Rob Cox spoke to Vikram Pandit and says the CEO left Citi on his own accord after he felt he had rebuilt confidence and capital in the bank.

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Apple’s mixed weekend

Rob Cox and Breakingviews columnists discuss the 5 million-plus sales of the iPhone 5 and the brawl that closed a supplier’s factory in China.

 

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Zuckerberg unbound

Rob Cox and Breakingviews columnists discuss the Facebook CEO’s first public comments since its IPO.

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KKR’s Mega-LBO Cure

Rob Cox and Breakingviews columnists discuss the $6.7 billion sale of a stake in KKR-backed Alliance Boots and whether the buyer, Walgreen, can expect as good a return.

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Facebook’s Analytical Gymnastics

Rob Cox and Breakingviews columnists discuss how investors are rationalizing the hype over Facebook’s IPO.

Don’t forget to check out the Breakingviews eBook: “Facebook: A Like Story – Why Investors Shouldn’t Fall in Love”

Contemporary Art and Commerce

Rob Cox talks to Brett Gorvy of Christie’s and Art Economist Don Thompson about the multitude of rare, contemporary art works about to hit auction.

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Worse, Not Worst for Research in Motion

Rob Cox and Breakingviews columnists discuss RIM’s lackluster results and what it means for the future of the BlackBerry maker.

The real cost of your iPhone

Rob Cox sits down with “The Agony and the Ecstasy of Steve Jobs” creator and actor Mike Daisey to discuss his show and the ethical dilemma facing users of Apple products.