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Motorola Mobility's Sanjay Jha leaving with $64.3 million golden parachute
Departing Motorola Mobility Chief Executive Sanjay Jha is collecting about $64.3 million as he leaves the Libertyville-based company, which is now a wholly owned subsidiary of Google.
The Mountain View, Calif.-based search giant said Tuesday that it...Tags: Financial Planning, Chicago Tribune, Motorola, Inc., Wailin Wong, Prices
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Typical CEO made $9.6 million last year, AP study finds
NEW YORK (AP) — Profits at big U.S. companies broke records last year, and so did pay for CEOs. The head of a typical public company made $9.6 million in 2011, according to an analysis by The Associated Press using data from Equilar, an executive...
Tags: TLC (tv network), Viacom Inc., Politics, Aubrey K. McClendon, Animal Planet (tv network)
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Facebook, Wall Street banks under fire from lawmakers and lawyers
WASHINGTON — Already grappling with regulatory reviews of its troubled initial public offering, Facebook Inc. and the Wall Street banks that shepherded the deal are now under fire from lawmakers and lawyers. Two congressional committees said...Tags: NASDAQ, NYSE, Trials, Financial and Business Services, Social Media
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The Morning Fix: NBC gears up Olympics hype! CNN ratings tumble.
After the coffee. Before getting out of wet Boston. The Skinny: After almost two weeks on the road, I'm finally heading back home Wednesday night. Just don't tell me it's raining in Los Angeles. Wednesday's headlines include NBC's plans to hype the...
Tags: NBC (tv network), The Hollywood Reporter, Apple iPad, Entertainment, Viacom Inc.
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Allstate shareholders back executive pay
Tribune reporterAllstate Corp.executives got 92 percent approval on the say-on-pay vote at their annual shareholders meeting Tuesday, up from the 58 percent last year. Also, Chief Executive Tom Wilson received almost 97 percent of the votes cast as he sought re-election...Tags: Entertainment, Insurance, Concerts, Politics, Tom Wilson
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Allstate shareholders say OK to pay issues; CEO remaining as director
Allstate Corp.executives got 92 percent approval on the say-on-pay vote at their annual shareholders meeting Tuesday, up from the 58 percent last year. Also, Chief Executive Tom Wilson received almost 97 percent of the votes cast as he sought re-election...
Tags: Entertainment, Insurance, Concerts, Politics, Earnings
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When bankers become bettors
Addiction counselors tell their clients, "We can't help you until you admit you have a problem." It's time for American financial institutions to admit they have a gambling problem. -------------------- FOR THE RECORD: Banks: In a May 22 Op-Ed about...
Tags: Equestrian, MF Global, Politics, John Paulson, Crime, Law and Justice
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Facebook shareholders are wedded to the whims of Mark Zuckerberg
So, against all odds, you managed to get your hands on a few shares of Facebook stock via one of the most hyped initial public offerings of all time and managed to survive its messy first day of trading. Congratulations. You're now married to Mark...Tags: Automotive Equipment, Ford Motor Co., General Motors Corp., Rupert Murdoch, Eric Schmidt
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Eaton Corp. buying Cooper
CLEVELAND (AP) -- Eaton Corp.has agreed to purchase Cooper Industries PLC in a cash-and-stock deal valued at about $11.46 billion that is designed to expand its reach in the global electrical power and distribution industry. The deal announced Monday...Tags: Alexander M. Cutler, Global Expansion, Moody's Corporation, Republic of Ireland, Politics
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CT Companies Reactions To 'Say on Pay' Show Few Big Changes
The Hartford CourantA year after the first mandatory "Say on Pay" shareholder votes at publicly traded companies, reactions by boards of directors show that changes are happening, though it's unclear how much influence the votes are happening. The Courant examined the...Tags: Financial Planning, Ethan Allen, Politics, General Electric Company, Elections
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Amid Backlash, CEO Pay Still Rising In Connecticut
The Hartford CourantFor more than two decades, discontent over rising CEO pay has been simmering. Now, a devastating recession, the Occupy movement and mandatory shareholder votes on executive pay have combined to turn up the heat and have led to changes that some experts...Tags: Education, Entertainment, Pharmaceuticals, Chemicals, Cigna Corporation
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Pay packages keep rising for Chicago-area CEOs
Our annual examination of CEO compensation for the region's largest publicly traded companies shows that many corporate leaders pulled down big packages, while the group saw median pay increase 8.5 percent. That compares with a median increase of 6...Tags: Entertainment, Ventas Incorporated, Politics, Securities, Finance
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