Los Angeles Times |
CalPERS posts worst year since 2009, with slim returns
Los Angeles Times California's largest public pension fund made a return of less than 1% in its most recent fiscal year, the fund's worst performance since 2009. The California Public Employees' Retirement System said Monday that its rate of return for the year ended … Calpers earns 0.6% as returns trail fund's targetThe Mercury News UPDATE 3-CalPERS reports worst year since 2009 amid market volatilityReuters CalPERS' unfunded liabilities grow as its investment earnings lagSacramento Bee (blog) Wall Street Journal –Pensions & Investments –Sacramento Business Journal –Midland Daily News all 62 news articles » |
Reuters |
Viacom's top two executives reserve right to resign, look to protect millions in pay
Reuters Viacom Inc (VIAB.O) Chief Executive Philippe Dauman and Chief Operating Officer Thomas Dooley have reserved their legal right to resign "with good reason" in a move to protect tens of millions of dollars in potential severance pay. The move is the … Viacom Power Play As Philippe Dauman Protects Severance With “Good Reason” To Resign LetterDeadline Philippe Dauman paves the way to leave Viacom as CEO if he's ousted from the boardLos Angeles Times Philippe Dauman Tells Viacom He Reserves Right to Resign With "Good Reason"Hollywood Reporter Television Week –Bloomberg –Metro.us –Yahoo Movies (blog) all 16 news articles » |
CNN |
Will Gretchen Carlson get her day in court vs. Roger Ailes?
CNN Danny Cevallos (@CevallosLaw) is a CNN legal analyst and a personal injury and criminal defense attorney admitted to practice in Pennsylvania and the U.S. Virgin Islands. The opinions expressed in this commentary are his. (CNN) A lot has happened … |
STLtoday.com |
Why Land of Lincoln and other health insurance co-ops failed
STLtoday.com Failures among member-run health insurance co-ops are forcing thousands of consumers to find new health insurance coverage, while renewing questions about the viability of a once-promising program created by the Affordable Care Act. In Illinois, about … Obamacare's Kindest CriticNew York Times Wool: Schedule Obamacare for surgeryBoston Herald California needs to step up: Why millions of residents have fallen into health care gapsSalon Herald-Whig –Waterbury Republican American –Motley Fool –Crain’s Chicago Business all 50 news articles » |
Business Insider |
WeWork is suing an ex-employee for talking to reporters
Business Insider NEW YORK (Reuters) – WeWork Companies, a closely held operator of shared office space, has sued a former employee for unauthorized disclosure of information to Bloomberg News that showed the firm, which is valued at $16 billion, falling short of its … WeWork Cut Forecasts as CEO Asked Employees to Change 'Spending Culture'Bloomberg WeWork Trimmed Revenue And Profit Targets And Cut Bagel Breakfasts To Save Cash, New Report ClaimsForbes WeWork Reportedly Cuts Projections as CEO Pulls Back on 'Spending Culture'Fortune The Real Deal Magazine –ABCN’s Officing Today all 9 news articles » |
Big Island Now |
PUC Says No to HECO-NextEra Merger
Big Island Now The Hawai'i Public Utilities Commission yesterday dismissed without prejudice the Hawaiian Electric Companies and NextEra Energy's application for a joint merger in a 2-0 decision. PUC Commissioner Thomas C. Gorak abstained from signing the Decision … Hawaii commission says no to major electric utility mergerWest Hawaii Today NextEra's $2.6 Billion Hawaii Deal in Doubt as Regulator Says NoBloomberg Hawaii Rejects NextEra's $4.3 Billion Bid for Hawaiian ElectricWall Street Journal Utility Dive –KITV Honolulu –Seeking Alpha –PR Newswire (press release) all 40 news articles » |
