Arthur Levinson, a biotechnology executive who sat on the boards of both Apple and Google, has resigned as a Google director. Levinson’s decision was framed as a consequence of a government ...

Genentech chairman Arthur D. Levinson is resigning from Google’s Board of Directors, the Mountain View company announced earlier this morning. His departure comes shortly after Google Chairman ...

Apple on Tuesday announced that Arthur Levinson, chairman of Genentech Inc., will succeed Steve Jobs as chairman of the board. Levinson, who has been on Apple's board since 2000, has been co-lead ...

Arthur Levinson stepped down yesterday from Google’s board of directors, prompting US regulators to end an inquiry into overlapping directors at the Internet search giant and Apple. Levinson’s ...

Apple has named Arthur D. Levinson to the position of non-executive Chairman of the Board, filling former CEO Steve Jobs’ long time role. When Jobs stepped down as CEO because he was too sick to ...

Apple has named its new non-executive chairman as director Arthur Levinson. The position has been vacant since the death of co-founder Steve Jobs last month. Levinson is the chairman of Genentech ...

Two high-level people at Apple — the chairman of Apple's board of directors, Arthur Levinson, and general counsel Bruce Sewell — recently unloaded a combined $10.1 million in Apple shares ...

Emeryville, CA (April 19, 2010) -- Amyris Biotechnologies, Inc., announced today that Arthur Levinson, Ph.D, is joining the company's board of directors. "Arthur is a highly respected business and ...

Apple (AAPL) announced Tuesday that Arthur Levinson will replace the Cupertino company’s legendary cofounder Steve Jobs as chairman of its board. Apple also appointed Robert Iger to the board as ...

Apple Inc. (NASDAQ: AAPL) director Arthur D. Levinson has sold 75,000 shares of the technology giant's common stock, a transaction valued at approximately $14.37 million.According to the recent ...

Apple has named Arthur D. Levinson as chairman of the board, filling the role that Steve Jobs held previously. Additionally, Bob Iger, CEO of The Walt Disney Company has joined as a board member.