MGM and Wynn CEOs on Track to See Salary Bump From Stock Trade-In - Las Vegas Review -BoardProspects

MGM and Wynn CEOs on Track to See Salary Bump From Stock Trade-In

Las Vegas Review Dec 18 2020 BoardNews

This past spring, as casino shutdowns prompted layoffs affecting thousands of Las Vegas casino employees, a number of Las Vegas-based casino company CEOs said they would voluntarily reduce or forgo their salaries to help their companies through challenging times...
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