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Stumpf's Pay Cut Eclipsed by Fury as Yellen, State Join In
Bloomberg Wells Fargo & Co. Chief Executive Officer John Stumpf gave up $41 million to buy a reprieve from the bank's widening scandal. Then it got worse. The company was battered anew by regulators and politicians throughout Wednesday, less than 24 hours after … California Suspends Ties With Wells FargoNew York Times Wells Fargo CEO Isn't Out of Danger Despite Pay ClawbackWall Street Journal Should Wells Fargo Customers Abandon Ship?Motley Fool Washington Post –NPR –Nasdaq –U.S. News & World Report all 338 news articles » |
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Takata's Tricky Protection Racket
Bloomberg David Fickling is a Bloomberg Gadfly columnist covering commodities, as well as industrial and consumer companies. He has been a reporter for Bloomberg News, Dow Jones, the Wall Street Journal, the Financial Times and the Guardian. Takata in Talks to Resolve Allegations of Criminal Wrongdoing Over Faulty Air BagsWall Street Journal Takata Takeover Deals Scrutinized for Handling of Recall, Liability CostsInsurance Journal Honda Says Takata Air Bag Ruptured in Malaysia Crash, 1 DeadNew York Times Automotive News –Forbes –Chicago Tribune –Business Insider all 76 news articles » |
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CBS-Viacom merger may be closer to reality, thanks to Redstones and National Amusements
Los Angeles Times The oft-foretold reunification of CBS Corp. and Viacom Inc. may be moving closer to reality. National Amusements Inc., the theater chain operator and investment vehicle of media mogul Sumner Redstone, is poised to call on the two companies to consider … Pitt v. Jolie: Comparing the Stars' Divorce Dream TeamsHollywood Reporter Sumner Redstone's National Amusements to Call on Viacom and CBS to Explore MergerWall Street Journal Viacom, CBS owner said to be eyeing mergerThe Boston Globe Deadline –Bloomberg –Reuters –Fortune all 52 news articles » |
“We can no longer afford a patchwork approach to clean energy.”
Renewable energy often steals the spotlight for advancing sustainability, but Climate Week showed movement in another crucial area.
A new public-private climate resilience effort is using open data to double down on localized adaptation planning.
Scores of companies have made hundreds of deforestation commitments, and almost 60 percent of those commitments have a deadline of 2020 or earlier.
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