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UPDATE 1-Citigroup cuts CEO Corbat's compensation 6 pct to $15.5 mln
Reuters
Feb 17 Citigroup Inc cut Chief Executive Officer Michael Corbat's compensation by 6 percent to $15.5 million in 2016, a year in which the bank fell short of profitability and efficiency goals and saw one-third of voting shareholders disapprove of the
Citigroup Cuts CEO Corbat's Compensation 6.1% to $15.5 MillionBloomberg
Citigroup cuts CEO Corbat's compensation 6 percent to $15.5 millionBusiness Insider
Citigroup CEO Corbat Takes Home $15.5 Million for 2016New York Times
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Stocks Inch Higher Ahead of Holiday Weekend
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U.S. equities crept higher on Friday after spending much of the session in negative territory. Save for a last-minute surge that pushed the Dow Jones Industrial Average up more than 30 points into the green. Can't have the bulls doubt these record

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Los Angeles Times

Brad Grey expected to exit Paramount Pictures in an overhaul of the struggling studio
Los Angeles Times
Paramount Pictures Chairman Brad Grey is preparing to leave his job, ending months of speculation about his future as Bob Bakish, the CEO of parent company Viacom Inc., moves aggressively to revive the long struggling studio. Grey, who has led the …
Brad Grey to Leave CEO Post at Viacom's Paramount Pictures, Sources SayFox Business
Paramount Pictures CEO Is Said to Be Negotiating His ExitNew York Times
Paramount CEO Brad Grey to Exit After 12 YearsHollywood Reporter
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How Boeing got on Trump's good side
Q13 FOX
Once a target of Trump's Twitter ire, the company has risen to significant influence inside the Trump White House. “We've got a voice at the table,” chief executive Dennis Muilenburg told media and company analysts last month. President Trumps full
Why Lockheed Could Protest In The Future After Trump's F-35, Boeing CallInvestor’s Business Daily

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CNNMoney

Despite Trump, Ford moves ahead with plans for Mexico plants
CNNMoney
Ford Mexico CEO Gabriel Lopez said at a company event in Mexico City Thursday that it's going ahead with plans to expand two of its plants — an engine plant in Chihuahua and a transmission plant in Irapuato. These plans aren't new — they were first …
Telemundo Guest Explains How Ford's Latest Move In Mexico Shows Trump "Deceived His Electorate"Media Matters for America
Ford sticks with plan to open two plants in MexicoYahoo News
Making Mexico great again: Ford pushes forward with Mexican plants despite TrumpPhoenix Business Journal
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Audio clips from the premier annual event for sustainability leaders, including Annie Leonard from Greenpeace, Mehmood Khan of PepsiCo and Anne Kelly of Ceres.

The footwear giant cleans up its supply chain by partnering with a startup that promises to add financial value and empower workers in Haiti.


Bloomberg

UK Retail Sales Unexpectedly Decline as Inflation Bites
Bloomberg
U.K. retail sales unexpectedly fell for a third month in January, suggesting consumers are starting to feel the squeeze from accelerating inflation. The volume of goods sold in stores and online declined 0.3 percent following a 2.1 percent plunge in
Brexit Britain: UK shoppers feel the sting of rising pricesCNNMoney
GRAPHIC-Falling UK retail sales reflect rising inflationReuters
UK Inflation Up Post-Brexit, Retail Sales DownForbes
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Both sustainability management and business in general are undergoing major upheavals. BSR’s CEO Aron Cramer weighs in.

Agriculture is the “most destructive industry” in history, but Allan Savory reveals ancient practices that can enrich the future.