2014 23 CEOs with a wide range of concerns

January 29, according to the BusinessInsider website, in recent years, some chief executives have been widely concerned about the industry, their comments will often become the focus of attention, such as Apple's chief executive Tim Cook has said that the company will launch a major product this year, The industry thinks it may include iwatch. At the same time, Larry Page, Google's chief executive, may continue to focus on the internet and, as a result, continue to buy the industry-related start-up companies. But Ellon Masc Elon Musk, the chief executive of Tesla Motor, seems unclear about what will happen this year. The following is the 2014-year industry's 23 chief executives, Lu, chief executive of China's Alibaba Group. 1. Mary Bar Barra, GM's chief executive, Bahan the company's chief executive last December, taking over the retired Exxon and becoming the first female chief executive in GM's history. She has had a big impact on the design, engineering and quality of General Motors ' automotive products, and has also boosted GM's internal structure and sales. With these successes, she may also push GM to move in the right direction. 2. Jeff Bezos, Amazon's chief executive, will continue to be praised for his Bezos attention to consumers, the main reason for Amazon's higher ratings in 2013. In addition, Bezos's innovation has made the industry expect him to bring more major new products to Amazon. 3. Patrick Byrne, Patrick Burny chief executive of Overstock, a major U.S. shopping website, has a reputation for announcing that Overstock will accept the Bitcoin payment business starting in 2014, Overstock will also be the first major Internet retailer to accept bitcoin payments. 4, Mashable chief Executive Peter Casmore (Pete Cashmore) Mashable has now raised 13.3 million dollars. Despite earlier news that Mashable would be sold to CNN, the firm has pledged not only to sell the company but also to expand it further. 5, BlackBerry CEO Chen in recent years, BlackBerry has been very backward in the field of touch-screen phones, Chen is pushing the BlackBerry back to the new physical keyboard mobile phone. Chen may be wiser not to follow rivals, but to do it differently. 6, Apple CEO Tim Cook Quartz predicted 2014 will be the year Apple released a major product, may release 12.9-inch ipad and iwatch and so on. Cook himself also promised that 2014 would be an important year for Apple, and that Mr. Cook had recruited some important people to help him with some special projects, whichTo。 7. Nancy Dubuc, chief executive of A&e Network, has Nanchy Dubuk one of the hottest television networks in the United States since she took over the company last June, and Dubuque has created a lot of revenue for the company. 8, Chipotle chief Executive Steve Els (Steve ells), with the help of Ayers, a small local store in Denver Pizzeria locale opened again in 2013, and has also been successful. Ayers and Pizzeria locale each other, which is probably one of the best things he has done so far. 9. Fab chief Executive Jason Goldberg (Jason Goldberg) Fab is now in dire straits, such as falling traffic and staff turnover, but Goldberg insists that the company is not in trouble and says the company's long-term goals are being actively felt. Since 2014, Fab will continue to lay off staff and Goldberg's motives are a cause for concern. 10, Sony CEO Hirai PlayStation 4 since its launch last November, sales are extremely strong. At CES this month, Hirai announced that Sony will launch a cloud gaming service this summer, called PlayStation Now, which allows players to continue playing old-style PS games, and allows players to play these old-fashioned games with other devices such as tablets, which for game enthusiasts is a great boon. 11, Zappos chief Executive Officer Hsieh (Tony Hsieh) Hsieh has made 350 million dollars, trying to transform Las Vegas into an entrepreneurial city. Today, Zappos, as a company, has been developing well, and many analysts in the industry believe that a new, hierarchical corporate structure could be a key factor in Hsieh's future development company. 12, Uber CEO Travis Karanik (Travis Kalanick) Uber has been in the recent implementation of a series of successful marketing practices. As the chief executive of a start-up company, the latest pricing model has been criticized by the industry, and the final effect will need to continue to focus. 13, Sears chief Executive Eddy Lapete (Eddie Lampert) In recent years, Sears has closed hundreds of stores, as America's once brilliant retail brand, the current decline in sales, the company also a lot of layoffs, and face huge losses. Now it's time for Lapete to reverse the company's woes. 14, Alibaba CEO Lu Industry has news that Alibaba will be the IPO this year, the IPO is expected to be large, will be in accordance with the 100 billion U.S. dollar valuation financing of 10 billion U.S. dollars, this is expected. 15. GrubHub Seamless CEO Matt Maroni (Matt Maloney) said GrubHub SeamlThe ESS will be IPO in 2014. Looking to the future, Malone hopes to be able to grubhub seamless to make daily catering business, and adjust the Commission, these improvements can help GrubHub seamless achieve better performance, is worth looking forward to. 16, Lululemon CEO Laurent Potdevi (Laurent Potdevin) Lululemon has just made a necessary management changes, Laurent only this month as Lululemon CEO. Now, Laurent will try to lead the company to profitability and expand its business, perhaps by 2015 before the opening of the men's shop, and before the sale of women. 17. Doug McMillon, Wal-Mart's chief executive, will rely on the international market to drive Wal-Mart's growth, Doug McMillan, who was responsible for Wal-Mart's international operations before acting as chief executive on February 1 last year, And to increase Wal-Mart's international business revenue to the company's total revenue of 29%. 18. Tesla and SpaceX chief executive Ellon MASC Currently, Tesla is competing with rivals such as General Motors to deliver affordable electric cars to VW. In addition, Musk also controls the SpaceX company, which has launched its first commercial satellite and will develop related projects. 19, Google CEO Larry Page Google everywhere, recently also spent 3.2 billion of dollars to buy nest, perhaps to the Internet to make preparations. This business merger is very much in line with Page's goal of creating a beautiful and intuitive service and technology to help the public solve complex problems. Google has bought 21 companies in the past year, and these companies helped page to achieve that goal. 20. Doug Park Parker, US aviation chief executive, is the longest-serving chief executive of the U.S. aviation industry, claiming that the biggest challenge for his company now is how to integrate America's conservatism and corporate culture with American Aviation's transparency and action guidelines. 21, time company chief Executive Chow Ripp Joe Ripp News that time company may be in the second quarter of this year IPO, so the Times Company as a listed company's performance is a concern. In the past 5 years, time Company's revenue has fallen by 30%. At present, the company is trying to revive the times, and plans to expand the original advertising business, these are expected. 22, Snapchat Chief Executive Evan Spigger (Evan Spiegel) Snapchat in 2013 a great success, two rounds of financing to raise 110 million U.S. dollars, but also rejected Google 4 billion U.S. dollars and Facebook's 3 billion-dollar bid offer. But Snapchat has also been criticised for protecting user privacy. Spiegel's refusal to Google and Facebook, and perhaps to become a man like Zuckerberg, deserves attention. 23,Jeremy Stopelman Jeremy Stoppelman, Yelp's chief executive, Jeremy expects that in 2014, Yelp will focus on the mobile sector as a continuing opportunity and channel for Growth, Businesses such as mobile and localized advertising will drive Yelp into its first profitable quarter. Last July, Yelp introduced features such as booking food and books, and Yelp will also provide value to corporate users. Yelp's mobile and product investments helped boost the company's performance and boosted its share price to 5 times-fold higher than the 2012 IPO, which is expected to lead to better performance in the future.