Fair Game: How to Gauge a C.E.O.’s Value? Hint: It’s Not the Share Price
A company’s stock can rocket even as its operations are being run into the ground. But how else to link a chief’s pay to performance?
Fair Game: How to Gauge a C.E.O.’s Value? Hint: It’s Not the Share Price
A company’s stock can rocket even as its operations are being run into the ground. But how else to link a chief’s pay to performance?
Fair Game: Woes for ITT, a For-Profit School, Bode Worse for Its Students
How bad will it be for students if ITT Educational Services, the troubled for-profit school, fails? Ask the former students of a company called Wilfred.
Fair Game: Where More Women Are on Boards, Executive Pay Is Higher
An analysis by Equilar last year found that among 100 large companies, those with greater gender diversity on their boards paid their chief executives about 15 percent more.
Fair Game: How Freddie and Fannie Are Held Captive
Newly unsealed documents cast doubt on the Treasury’s justification for sweeping the mortgage giants’ profits, exposing the perils of letting the government act in secret.
Prizes Awarded at Contemporary Jewelry Fair
Designers from Sweden, Italy and New Zealand are selected during the annual Schmuck fair in Munich.
White Collar Watch: Spoofing Case Shows Fine Line Between Fair and Fraud
A recent S.E.C. case shows how difficult it can be to separate those who use the loopholes in the system to their advantage from those engaging in fraud.
Fair Game: Vote Will Test Accountability of Bank of America’s Board
A decision on separating top roles at the bank is less about who is chairman and more about how shareholders’ decisions are valued.