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compensation

[kom-puhn-sey-shuhn] / ˌkɒm pənˈseɪ ʃən /


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Some people think it doesn’t matter, but in 2025, shares of companies with the highest percentage of stock-based compensation to revenue performed worst, while those with the lowest percentage performed best on an industry-neutral basis.

From Barron's

They won their case in 2019 and agreed a settlement but they never received proper compensation because the money they received was largely swallowed up by the huge costs to fund their case.

From BBC

Disney released its corporate executive compensation packages Thursday, as the board prepares for its high-wire act of picking a new leader to replace Iger, whose contract ends in December.

From Los Angeles Times

Union leaders, currently in contract talks, challenge the gloomy outlook and are calling for total compensation that would be more expensive than what is being offered.

From Los Angeles Times

MPs were also asked to support scrapping the bar on future legacy compensation cases.

From BBC