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    2. Coke, Disney Shareholders Anchoring a Renewed Movement Against Excessive CEO Pay

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      Coke, Disney Shareholders Anchoring a Renewed Movement Against Excessive CEO Pay
      It's hardly a new complaint. Indeed, the headlines raging against shockingly big paychecks collected by United States CEOs have been regularly recirculated for years. This time, though, against a backdrop of consumers' concern over online privacy and frustration over lingering inequality, efforts from Walt Disney (NYSE:DIS) and Coca-Cola (NYSE:KO) shareholders have finally struck a receptive nerve that will incite actual change in how corporate chiefs are compensated ...
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    6. Boeing Details Final 2019 Compensation to Muilenburg and Other Top Execs

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      Boeing Details Final 2019 Compensation to Muilenburg and Other Top Execs
      Former Boeing CEO Dennis Muilenburg, who was fired by the board in late December after missing too many of his own predictions for the return to service of the 737 MAX, received last year $2 million in salary, another $2 million in other perks and benefits, plus long-term incentive stock awards that prorated could be worth about $39 million, according to the companys annual proxy filing Friday...
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    1. We heard the shareholders loud and clear. We understood what they had to say.
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    2. There is no federal law, rule, or regulation that says companies must not or are prohibited from announcing or discussing long-term incentive compensation prior to their annual shareholder meetings.
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    1. Because the reality is any board, whether it is a purely local Japanese company or whether it is an international, global company, whatever corporation you run, the executive compensation and CEO compensation is an extremely important issue.
      In Soul-Searching is in Order for Nissan's Board After Ghosn Allegations, Governance Experts Say
    2. The Compensation Committee will conduct a thorough review of the current executive compensation plan and consider implementing changes that further drive alignment between incentives and shareholder value.
      In BREAKING NEWS: McKesson Shareholders Vote Against Exec Pay Structure
    3. The 2016 BDO Board Survey reveals frustration among boards with the growing number of disclosures in financial statements today, though they clearly see use for non-GAAP metrics - especially with regard to executive compensation calculations.
      In Public Company Directors Want to Reign in “Overboarding”, Split on Improvements to Non-GAAP ...