Korn Ferry International News

Business at executive-recruitment companies is improving, buoyed by increasing confidence among corporate leaders and a stabilization in hiring for senior positions in the financial-services industry.

Jeb Bush and Hispanic Republicans are pushing back against the Heritage Foundation's Jason Richwine.

According to a March survey of more than 300 executives registered online with Korn/Ferry, 77 percent said their companies allowed telecommuting across job categories.

Danville Police report that at 9:20 a.m. Friday, Madeline Langill, 15, was located unharmed.

Put your hands together for Sacramento's Deftones, who won "album of the year" honors at the Revolver Magazine's 5th annual "Golden Gods Awards" Thursday night.

On April 24, 2013, a federal jury in the Northern District of California found former Korn/Ferry International corporate executive recruiter, David Nosal, guilty on six counts of conspiracy, stealing trade secrets, and violations of the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act .

Ms. Vickers will work across the technology and consumer markets with clients in the highly branded consumer services, media and digital sectors.

The research indicates that while a strong drive for results is among the most critical competencies required for the business unit leader role, many leaders lack the skills required to manage and empower others to follow suit in driving toward common business goals.

A San Francisco-based executive recruiter and Danville resident was convicted of all charges in a six-count indictment by a federal jury last week, United States Attorney Melinda Haag announced.

A survey found that 60 percent of executives think that working from home can hurt an employee's upward mobility in an organization, according to a survey from Korn/Ferry, a talent-search consultancy.

David Nosal, an executive recruiter based in San Francisco, was convicted of all charges in a six-count indictment by a federal jury today, United States Attorney Melinda Haag announced.

According to a recent survey by executive recruiting firm Korn/Ferry International, 48% of senior business executives say the marketing department does not receive enough budget support.

Culminating a two-week trial in which no hacking in the traditional sense occurred, a California man was convicted Wednesday under the same hacking statute internet sensation Aaron Swartz was accused of before he committed suicide in January .

While Yahoo Inc. CEO Marissa Mayer's decision to end telecommuting for her employees is old news, the debate around working from home continues.

The same hacking statute internet sensation Aaron Swartz was being prosecuted under until his January suicide is quietly being tested in a San Francisco federal courtroom - to little fanfare in a case devoid of hacking in the traditional sense.