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An American technology company says its CEO has given up after reporting that he has been caught on the big screen of a Coldplay concert, covering a woman in a video that became a viral.
The astronomer said in a statement: “Andy Byron has resigned and the Board of Directors adopted.”
The video showed a man and a woman hugging on a jumbo screen in the Foxborough arena, Massachusetts, before they threw themselves sharply and hid from the camera.
The couple was identified in US media such as Andy Byron, the astronomer’s married CEO, and Christine Cabot, chief employee of the company. The BBC is not able to independently confirm the identity of any person in the video.
The company’s statement said on Saturday: “As stated earlier, the astronomer is engaged in the values and culture that directed us from our founding.
“Our leaders are expected to determine the standard in both behavior and accountability, and this standard has not been met recently.”
The New York -based company said its board will start a search for the next leader and their chief product director will continue to serve as a temporary CEO.
The couple’s video swings the music at the concert on Wednesday night and quickly tries to hide millions of views.
After seeing the Duck couple, the leading Coldplay singer Chris Martin said to the crowd, “Either they have an affair, or they are just very shy.”
The astronomer announced that an investigation into the relationship was launched and put the CEO on leave shortly after the video was viral.
