How Much Should Business Owners Get Paid?
Last year, big-company CEOs were paid an average of 343 times what their workers made. How does that number make you feel?
View Article3 Signs You Need to Take a Pay Cut
CEOs are cutting back on their salaries left and right this week -- from President Obama to J.C. Penney CEO, Ron Johnson. Are you a candidate for a pay cut? Here are three signs you might be.
View ArticleOusted Men's Wearhouse Founder Fires Back in Open Letter
George Zimmer, founder and former executive chairman of the men's clothing retailer, makes his side of the story public.
View ArticleCompanies to Disclose CEO Pay Vs. Employee Pay
Think it'd be nice to know how much a CEO makes compared with his or her typical employee? Well, you're going to find out soon.
View ArticleNew SEC Rule Would Make Companies Disclose Ratio of CEO-to-Worker Pay
As early as next month, corporations may have to begin making public the difference between their chief executive's compensation and the pay of a middle-of-the-pack worker.
View ArticleMicrosoft's New CEO Could Earn Almost $18 Million This Year
Microsoft has set the base salary of its new CEO, Satya Nadella, at $1.2 million, but with incentives and stock options he could earn as much as $18 million during his first year on the job.
View ArticleOne of the Nation's Top-Paid CEOs Leads an Unprofitable, Largely Unknown Company
Charif Souki of Cheniere Energy, a Houston-based enterprise hoping to one day capitalize on the fracking boom, raked in a whopping $142 million last year.
View ArticleHow Much Should Business Owners Get Paid?
Last year, big-company CEOs were paid an average of 343 times what their workers made. How does that number make you feel?
View ArticleCEO Pay Isn't All That Out of Whack If You Look at Real Data
Why do CEOs get paid so much? Because they deserve it. Plain and simple.
View ArticleHow Much Should Business Owners Get Paid?
Last year, big-company CEOs were paid an average of 343 times what their workers made. How does that number make you feel?
View Article3 Signs You Need to Take a Pay Cut
CEOs are cutting back on their salaries left and right this week -- from President Obama to J.C. Penney CEO, Ron Johnson. Are you a candidate for a pay cut? Here are three signs you might be.
View ArticleOusted Men's Wearhouse Founder Fires Back in Open Letter
George Zimmer, founder and former executive chairman of the men's clothing retailer, makes his side of the story public.
View ArticleCompanies to Disclose CEO Pay Vs. Employee Pay
Think it'd be nice to know how much a CEO makes compared with his or her typical employee? Well, you're going to find out soon.
View ArticleNew SEC Rule Would Make Companies Disclose Ratio of CEO-to-Worker Pay
As early as next month, corporations may have to begin making public the difference between their chief executive's compensation and the pay of a middle-of-the-pack worker.
View ArticleMicrosoft's New CEO Could Earn Almost $18 Million This Year
Microsoft has set the base salary of its new CEO, Satya Nadella, at $1.2 million, but with incentives and stock options he could earn as much as $18 million during his first year on the job.
View ArticleOne of the Nation's Top-Paid CEOs Leads an Unprofitable, Largely Unknown Company
Charif Souki of Cheniere Energy, a Houston-based enterprise hoping to one day capitalize on the fracking boom, raked in a whopping $142 million last year.
View ArticleCEO Pay Isn't All That Out of Whack If You Look at Real Data
Why do CEOs get paid so much? Because they deserve it. Plain and simple.
View ArticleLinkedIn Boss Gives $14 Million Away to Employees. Ours Gave Us Some Donuts.
The package is reportedly worth an estimated $14 million.
View ArticleSo Just How Much Is Jack Dorsey's Salary at Square?
The payments company's earnings beat Wall Street estimates and is projecting profitability -- excluding certain costs -- by the end of 2016.
View ArticleLeaders Like Yahoo! CEO Marissa Mayer Do Not Deserve the Fortunes They Make...
Here are three ways to spot completely ineffective -- and way overpaid -- CEOs.
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