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When Stanley O'Neal stepped down as CEO of Merrill Lynch in November 2007, the company sent him out the door with $162 million, effectively doubling his earnings from nearly five years as chief executive. Full Article at U.S. News & World Report
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A Congressional committee member has requested that Bank of America Corp. (NYSE: BA) turn over additional information about its acquisition of Merrill Lynch, according to Associated Press. Full Article at TransWorldNews
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Late yesterday, the SEC put out a brief statement to let everyone know that despite what you may have read recently from Judge Jed Rakoff’s unhappiness with the SEC’s offer to wipe away the Merrill bonus disclosure problem with a $33 million fine, it... Full Article at Footnoted
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"While boards have improved in recent years, the speed at which they were improving lagged behind the speed at which solutions should have been implemented." Full Article at HBS Working Knowledge
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By Deborah Solomon WASHINGTON -- A group of blue-chip companies is lining up behind efforts to voluntarily change their pay practices, in part to head off potentially more onerous restrictions out of Washington.The Conference Board, a nonprofit... Full Article at Wall Street Journal
