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CEOs Can Resolve The Row Over CEO PayBut do they want to? The issue,” of course, is not absolute pay but setting pay in relation to performance and how to accomplish this beyond lip service. In the following at times heated exchange-few subjects draw blood quicker-among CEOs, CalPERS, directors, and compensation experts, most agree on the danger signals. How best to tie pay to shareholders’ fortunes defies simple technique. |
Chief Executive | January 1 1992 | |
Will The Alliance Bear Fruit?When Ronald Reagan opined that we may witness the Apocalypse in our lifetimes, he might not have been entirely off [...] |
Chief Executive | January 1 1992 | |
So Serious : So SillyWhen you consider the deadpan seriousness with which most Washington politicos approach their jobs-Yes, they really do think they are [...] |
Edwin J. Feulner | January 1 1992 | |
CEO OF THE YEAR 1991Your will is done. Chief Executive readers have nominated and a distinguished committed of peers– all of them current or [...] |
Chief Executive | CEO of the Year | July 1 1991 |
LettersIN SEARCH OF THE X FACTORTo the Editor:I enjoyed reading about the work force commission (“Can The Work Force Be [...] |
Chief Executive | December 1 1990 | |
Not So Silent PartnerCorporations watch out! The biggest pension fund of all is on the track of better performance. Like other activist institutional investors, in the 1990s it’s going after the kind of corporate governance it wants. |
Richard Rescigno | December 1 1990 | |
The Interim ExecutiveNeed to fill a management position immediately, but the traditional hiring approach is undesirable? An interim executive may be the answer. |
Ronald J. Diorio | December 1 1990 | |
Out SourcererJapanese manufacturers insist that, when it comes to outsourcing here, the quality of U.S. components is a problem. What kind of magic is necessary to achieve a better than 50 percent local procurement ratio? |
Chief Executive | December 1 1990 | |
The Case For Strategic DefenseImagine a country in the Middle East. A ruthless dictator, say Saddam Hussein of Iraq, gains control of a nuclear [...] |
Chief Executive | December 1 1990 | |
Going With The InstitutionsDoes it pay to sail in the wake of institutional investors Or will too many hands on the wheel steer the wrong investment course |
Richard Rescigno | December 1 1990 |