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Which Directors Will Get a Raise in 2004
A sick stock market proved ruinous for the many directors whose pay depended on share prices. Next year could be very different, particularly for members of high-profile committees. |
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A Globe-Trotting Financier's Road Map for Directors
Jim Rogers isn’t asking you to visit civil-war zones or eat silkworms, which he did during a trip around the world. But he does say you should check out international opportunities for yourself. Here’s his A-list of six places to look at, and one to avoid at all costs. |
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Are You on Calper's Hit List?
The head of America’s largest pension fund promises no letup in its campaign to change corporate governance. Come proxy season, companies that resist reforms can expect attention—or a lawsuit. |
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How to Tell If Your Company's Pension Plan is Sinking
Want to avoid being the next scandal to hit the headlines? Make sure you can meet your pension liabilities. Last year companies found themselves $216 billion short. |
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Meet Tyco's New Board
The new CEO decided the only way to convince shareholders of Tyco’s ability to govern itself was to replace the entire board. The directors—some more enthusiastically than others—assented. Here’s who agreed to sign on in their place. |