Sentences with phrase «tech tycoon»

Casual Fridays has morphed into casual every day and even tech tycoons like Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg wear bland T - shirts during public presentations.

Like most tech tycoons, he insists he's trying to change the world rather than get rich.

Then he's drafted by Dr. Hank Pym (Michael Douglas), a scientist and former tech tycoon, to inherit his unique shrinking suit, which also enables him to communicate with ants.

Tech tycoon Shao Liwen (Jing Tian) is pushing a rival drone project to replace the Jaeger pilots, with Charlie Day's Newt Geiszler now at her side.

Here's our dubious celebration of the tech tycoons revising — downward — the rules of CEO style.

The tech tycoon is also a generous philanthropist through partnerships with wildlife conservation groups and the Lawrence Ellison Foundation, which supports organizations that research aging and global infectious diseases.

The tech tycoon is also a generous philanthropist through partnerships with wildlife conservation groups and the

Netscape was the company and product that initially turned Marc Andreessen into a tech tycoon.

Musk's fall comes amid a bad week for two tech tycoons.

The intervention will draw yet more accusations of an establishment stitch - up from Leave campaigners as the tech tycoon has been a close ally of the Government in recent years.

Since the internet revolution, tech tycoons have been wary of the effect of their products on children, more so than many of their eager customers.

At that point, in fact, all of Parker's characters have become more grating than ingratiating, and some, like a tech tycoon (Zak Orth) trying to diversify his portfolio with an art collection, are simply cartoonish.

He's sent to one of those gleaming ziggurat - like megastructures, where a tech tycoon (Jared Leto, acting up a storm behind cloudy contacts) likes to talk about his own godliness.

Le Monde only began merging its online and offline newsrooms last year, after a group of investors — including a tech tycoon — bought control of the paper in a bid to save it from bankruptcy.