Newspaper publisher Gannett increased its CEO pay to $4.4 million in 2009 An Associated Press analysis shows Gannett Co., the biggest newspaper publisher in the U.S., increased its CEO's pay package by nearly 41 percent last year. Gannett gave CEO Craig Dubow ...
A court-appointed expert has blamed the collapse of investment bank Lehman Brothers on its top management as well as audit firm Ernst & Young and banks Citigroup and JPMorgan Chase. The 158-year-old bank filed for protection in September 2008 in the largest ...
A court-appointed expert blamed the collapse of investment bank Lehman Brothers on its top management as well as audit firm Ernst & Young and banks Citigroup and JPMorgan Chase. The 158-year-old bank filed for protection in September 2008 in the largest US ...
DETROIT (Reuters) - A Michigan appeals court on Wednesday granted a stay requested by Toyota Motor Corp that delays testimony by two top U.S. company executives in a case about a crash that killed a woman driving a Camry in 2008. The ...
Penton gets court approval for reorganization plan, to emerge from bankruptcy soon Trade magazine publisher Penton Media Inc. said Friday that it has received court approval of its reorganization plan, clearing the way for the company to emerge from bankruptcy in a ...
Citigroup Chief Executive Vikram Pandit testifies on Capitol Hill in Washington, Thursday, March 4, 2010, before the Congressional Oversight Panel hearing on Citigroup assistance under Troubled Asset Relief program (TARP). (AP Photo/Lauren Victoria Burke) Copyright 2010 AP News
CAPITAL CULTURE: Cheeseburgers in paradise? Obama taps CEOs' thinking over White House burgers The fare can be as simple as a cheeseburger and fries. The lunches are often pay-as-you-go affairs. Yet they are some of the most coveted invitations in town. Five ...
<div><p>The Obama administration has opted to slash executive salaries at firms rescued by taxpayer bailouts, cutting cash payments by 90 percent amid a public backlash at bloated Wall Street bonuses.</p><p>In a dramatic government swipe at big business as unemployment nears 10 percent ...
<div><p>NEW YORK (Reuters) - AIG <AIG.N>, the insurer that received a huge government bail out, said on Friday it is paying $12.1 million in retention awards to some top executives after U.S. pay czar Kenneth Feinberg gave it the green light.</p><p>In ...
<div id="subtitle">Administration pay czar says his authority should be limited to big bailout recipients</div><div><p>The Obama administration's "pay czar" who reduced pay for executives at seven major corporations doesn't want broader powers over the rest of the financial sector.</p><p> ...
