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    14. McDonald’s to Pay Easterbrook Six Months Severance

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      McDonald’s to Pay Easterbrook Six Months Severance
      McDonalds Corp. MCD -2.72% said it would pay former Chief Executive Steve Easterbrook six months in severance after firing him due to a relationship with an employee that broke company policy. The burger giant said in a filing on Monday that the agreement absolved McDonalds of liability resulting from Mr. Easterbrooks termination and barred him from working for another fast-food company for two years...
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    1. We believe that making McDonald's leadership at the board level more accountable to shareholders ensures that the board is the strongest it can be to usher in a new chapter of prosperity for the benefit of the company, its employees, and shareholders.
      In McDonald's Shareholders to Weigh Director-Nomination Rules
    2. If McDonald's were run like Burger King, the stock would go up a lot.
      Bill Ackman in McDonald’s Rises After Ackman Says It Could Be Run Better
    3. I suppose the McDonald's CEO, who has a lot of people working in McDonald's restaurants, would have a big ratio and would have a lot of people at the bottom end.
      In These CEOs Make the Most Money Compared With Their Workers