Monday, June 18, 2007
CEOs' worth increases even when poor acquisitions are made
CEOs' worth increases even when poor acquisitions are made: "Following an acquisition of another company, chief executive officers' compensation levels usually increase, even when the purchase turns out to be unprofitable, according to researchers at the University of Washington and University of British Columbia. That's because while a bad merger can decrease the value of a company's stock and
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CEO pay,
mergers and acquisitions
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