The chief executives of the Big Three U.S. automakers returned to Washington D.C. Thursday to plead Congress for a $34 billion bailout.
Jerry Yang’s decision to resign as chief executive officer of Yahoo has not only set off a frenzied search for his successor – it has also increased the likelihood that the search engine giant will be acquired by Microsoft.
Despite mounting job losses and widespread economic gloom, a third of Wall Street professionals expect a higher end-of-year bonus in 2008.
The nation's nine largest banks benefiting from $125 billion in government emergency aid were asked to justify executive bonuses.
The rates of increase in CEO pay at large S&P index firms were up to four times higher than those at small S&P index firms, according to a recently released report.
Troubled insurance giant American International Group will freeze compensation payments to former CEO Martin Sullivan.
Groupe Caisse d'Epargne, third largest French consumer banking network has ousted its chairman and CEO after suffering a nearly €695 million ($931 million) trading loss on Oct 6.
After a $85 billion federal bailout, you might be tempted to hold a retreat in an exclusive California resort, and that’s what American International Group executives did.
Axel Miller, the leaving CEO of Dexia, the Franco-Belgian bank rescued from final collapse earlier this month, guaranteed he will not ask for a pay-off when he quits the company.
Software Giant is to open three Internet search technology centers, in Paris, London and Munich.
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