Relevant:
- Citigroup Shareholders Reject Executive Pay Plan
- JPMorgan Chase Trying To Block Shareholder Vote On Breaking Up Bank
- Pay-imperiled Pandit sets $4.3M house sale
- Italy Prime Minister Calls for Vote of Confidence after Losing Routine Budget Vote; Italian Bond Yield Surges to 5.82%, No Support Except by ECB
- Merrill Flinch: BofA Shareholders' Jitters Grow as Vote Nears
2012-04-26 — huffingtonpost.com
Of course the law is still tilted so much in management's favor, that even when the shareholders -- the actual owners of the company -- vote down a pay package, it is still only an advisory vote which the board and top management is free to ignore. But this vote is still a big step forward.
original article |
permalink to this page |
forum thread |
|
RSS |
Subscribe by email! 
Comments: Be the first to add a comment
add a comment | go to forum thread
Note: Comments may take a few minutes to show up on this page. If you go to the forum thread, however, you can see them immediately.
|
FreeRateUpate.com Mortgage Rates
|
