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Wilson has launched a proxy fight at the company, nominating three director candidates in an attempt to remake its board as it searches for a new chief executive officer.

From The Wall Street Journal

A group of Los Angeles labor unions said Wednesday that it is proposing a ballot measure to raise taxes on companies whose chief executive officers earn 50 times more than their median-paid employees.

From Los Angeles Times

Joseph Nicchitta, the county’s interim chief executive officer, called on the State Bar to implement “badly needed ethical reforms” that would make big personal injury cases less profitable for lawyers.

From Los Angeles Times

Shareholder returns trailed the S&P 500 at three-quarters of the 20 companies crafting such pay packages for their chief executive officers in 2020 and 2021, at the peak of the trend.

From The Wall Street Journal

The site's chief executive officer, Wayne Jenson, said the breakfast initiative had been made possible thanks to support from the public when it hosted a free Christmas Dinner in December.

From BBC