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Japanese Court Awards Millions to Families of Schoolchildren
By Dominique Rowe
Iran Will Sue U.S. Over Frozen Assets
By Mark Rivett-Carnac
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Report suggests engineering failure responsible for expired beacon battery on plane
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By The Aspen Institute
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Sounds good. Often isn't
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GM Lawyer Increases Death Toll From Recalled Cars
The figure has now been raised to 19 and is expected to go even higher
By Elizabeth Barber
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These Are the 15 Highest-Paid Women in America
Last year was a banner year for executive compensation
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25 CEOs Who Are Perfectly Happy Making a $1 Salary
In the business world, there’s a sneaky version of success that goes beyond the seven figure salary: It’s the one figure salary. Members of the $1 salary club earned just enough money in salary in...
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CEO Pay Tops $10-Million Mark
First time median passes $10-million threshold
By Dan Kedmey
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Target’s Ousted CEO Will Make $15.9 Million in Severance
The man who led Target during a data breach that compromised the personal information of as many as 110 million customers will make $15.9 million through his severance package, according to a newly released SEC...
By Victor Luckerson
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Here Are the Top 10 Highest-Paid Executives Under 40
If you’re the cheerful, satisfied sort—happy with your job, duties, and compensation—you may want to shuffle along to the next article. Keep the peace of mind you have. Cherish it. And whatever you do, forget...
April 23, 2014
$3 Billion Silicon Valley Suit Shows How Not to Manage
In 2006, Google’s Eric Schmidt suggested that his company had the perfect road map to “manage the new breed of ‘knowledge workers’” who now propel so much of the world economy, and especially the digital...
By Rick Wartzman
April 23, 2014
Obama Acts on Equal Pay
The President will sign two executive actions that seek to close the gender wage gap. The aim of the orders is to make it easier for underpaid women to discover unfair differences in pay, but they'll apply only to federal contractors
By Sam Frizell
April 6, 2014
Wall Street Bonuses Rose Even Higher Last Year
Bonuses on Wall Street in 2013 reached their highest levels since the financial crisis, rising 15% to an average of nearly $165,000, even after firms saw lower profits and paid out pricey legal settlements
By Sam Frizell
March 12, 2014
In Bangladesh, Charging of Garment Factory Owner Spurs Hope of New Era of Accountability
The Tazreen factory fire claimed at least 112 lives in November 2012, and thanks to international pressure the building's owner is finally behind bars awaiting trial
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