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11 hours ago ago from ABC DEL DR. OCTAVIO DILEWIS IBARRA-TAMAYO
WSJ.com Editors Fri, Dec 25, 2009 at 8:30 PM Reply-To: alerts@wsj.com To: omegaodit@gmail.com __________________________________THE INTELLIGENT INVESTOR, by Jason Zweig from The Wall Street Journal. Studies show that the bigger the boss's slice of the pie, the worse that the company performs. Does Golden Pay for the CEOs Sink Stocks? By JASON ZWEIG Why does it seem that it's always Christmas in corporate boardrooms? And how ...
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5 hours ago ago from For What It's Worth
The WSJ reports on a study that compares CEO's pay with stock performance. Too many variables to say with certainty that the higher the CEO's slice the worse the company's performance, but you sure can't prove that these prima donnas are worth their pay, either. I figure that greedy, self-aggrandizing CEOs are just plain bad news, period.
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