CEOs of big companies get the biggest raises in 3 years – Los Angeles Times
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CEOs of big companies get the biggest raises in 3 years
Los Angeles Times The typical big-company chief executive raked in $11.5 million last year in salary, stock and other compensation, according to a study by executive data firm Equilar for the Associated Press. That's an 8.5% raise from a year earlier, the biggest in … The surprising role where women consistently earn more than menWashington Post the President's EarNew York Times Contrary To AP/Equilar's Research The Top US CEOs Did Not Average $11.5 Million Last YearForbes Fort Worth Star Telegram –CNBC –NewsFactor Network –World Socialist Web Site all 29 news articles » |