Posted by Reuters: Business News on January 3, 2012
TORONTO (Reuters) – Research In Motion is close to a decision on stripping its co-chief executives of their other shared role as chairman of the board, a newspaper said on Tuesday, a change that could meet a key demand from angry and disillusioned investors.
Posted by Reuters: Business News on July 28, 2011
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – Chief executives from the nation’s largest financial firms on Thursday pressured the White House and Congress to reach a deal on the debt ceiling and deficit reduction, saying the consequences of inaction “would be very grave.”
Posted by Reuters: Business News on July 10, 2011
FRANKFURT, July 10 (Reuters) – Deutsche Bank AG edged closer to endorsing investment banking chief Anshu Jain and Germany chief Juergen Fitschen as co-chief executives, but key hurdles remain before a formal announcement can be made.
Posted by Reuters: Business News on April 2, 2011
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – Compensation packages for the chief executives of bailed-out firms American International Group , Ally Financial and General Motors will not increase in 2011, the Treasury Department said late on Friday.
Posted by Reuters: Business News on March 30, 2011
BOSTON (Reuters) – U.S. chief executives’ view of the economy brightened in the first quarter, with more than half now ready to add jobs — a critical step if the economy’s recovery is to gain steam.
Posted by Reuters: Business News on April 5, 2010
NEW YORK (Reuters) – The average compensation for chief executives at the largest publicly traded U.S. companies fell 15 percent last year to $9.53 million, a decline attributable to the falling value of stock and option awards, the New York Times said on Sunday.
Posted by Reuters: Business News on April 1, 2010
(Reuters) – The median compensation for chief executives of 200 major U.S. companies fell marginally to $6.95 million in 2009, the Wall Street Journal said, citing an analysis by Hay Group management consultancy.
Posted by Reuters: Business News on March 9, 2010
NEW YORK (Reuters) – U.S. consumer, financial and technology companies slashed bonuses for their chief executives by more than half in 2009, a leading firm that tracks pay data said on Tuesday, as companies moved to more closely tie executive pay to performance.
Posted by Reuters: Business News on January 13, 2010
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – The chief executives of Wall Street’s biggest firms, swimming in bonuses but sinking fast in public esteem, will troop to Capitol Hill on Wednesday to face questioning about the global financial crisis.
Posted by Reuters: Business News on December 24, 2009
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – The top U.S. housing regulator said on Thursday it approved 2009 pay packages of up to $6 million each for the chief executives of government-controlled mortgage giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.
