SF Gate:
Citigroup says its chief financial officer and co-head of global markets are getting raises, while CEO Vikram Pandit will continue to collect a salary of $1 per year. Citi, based in New York, faces restrictions on executive compensation because it has... Citigroup - Vikram Pandit - New York City - New York - Executi (Read More)
Wall Street Journal:
Citigroup's chief executive will be paid a salary of $1 this year and will get no stock awards as the troubled banking giant shrinks under part-government ownership, according to a regulatory filing.
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Wall Street Journal:
BOSTON (MarketWatch) -- Lincoln National Corp. Chief Executive Dennis Glass on Tuesday said with at least two-thirds of U.S. gross domestic product tied to consumer spending, it is "hard to see a quick, robust recovery" in the economy after the credit crisis. "It just seems hard from my perspective with 10% unemployment," (Read More)
Wall Street Journal:
LONDON (MarketWatch) -- Omega Healthcare Investors Inc. said Tuesday that it's entered into a securities purchase agreement with CapitalSource Inc. to purchase entities owning 80 long term care facilities for around $565 million. The company said it's also getting an option to purchase an additional 63 facilities for arou (Read More)
New York Times:
PITTSBURGH (AP) -- Jonathan Baldwin made two exceptional catches that allowed No. 8 Pittsburgh to open up an 18-point lead in the fourth quarter before Notre Dame rallied behind two touchdowns by star Golden Tate, and the Panthers held on for a 27-22 victory Saturday night that may raise more cries for Fighting Irish coach (Read More)
New York Times:
No. 8 Pittsburgh had to withstand a furious fourth-quarter Notre Dame rally to win at home, 27-22, an outcome that might raise cries for the ouster of Fighting Irish Coach Charlie Weis. (Read More)
SF Gate:
John Solomon, the executive editor of The Washington Times, has resigned, the newspaper said Friday. Solomon has held the post since January 2008. He resigned on Nov. 6, according to an article on The Washington Times Web site. The article did not give a... Washington Times - Newspaper - Editing - Oceania - Solomon (Read More)
dailyindia.com News Feed:
KUALA LUMPUR - A Malay boy, who is only 10 years old, has become the CEO of two companies and a lecturer who charges RM 6,000 per hour.According to Sin Chew Daily and Nanyang Siang Pau, 10-year-old Adi Putra Abdul Ghani’s mother Serihana Alias operates the two companies, which sell vitamins under the brand Adi.Adi Putra, wh (Read More)
Lifehack.org:
Outlook is a well-established presence on the business desktop, providing millions with their email, calendar, contacts, and tasks. It’s such an institution, in fact, that when Microsoft radically revamped the Office suite’s interface in 2007, it left Outlook largely unchanged.Although it’s big and sluggish, there’s no deny (Read More)
Wall Street Journal:
BlackRock's chairman and CEO said there is all too much talk of a bubble being created in the stock market, and that the economy is in a period of stability. (Read More)
Wall Street Journal:
BlackRock's chairman and CEO said there is all too much talk of a bubble being created in the stock market, and that the economy is in a period of stability. (Read More)
L.A. Times - Personal Finance:
Karatz's attorneys paid for a survey that found a deep bias against corporate bosses among potential jurors. He is charged with improperly backdating stock options. Can a former chief executive -- especially one who made $232 million runn (Read More)
L.A. Times - Business:
The survey was commissioned by attorneys defending former KB Home CEO Bruce Karatz, who is charged with improperly backdating his own stock options. A federal judge brushes aside the findings. Can a former chief executive -- especially on (Read More)