Ford bets new 2010 Taurus could be key to financial future USA Today Updated | Comment | Recommend | | | ALMOST ALL NEW ALL ABOUT THE NEW TAURUS | What: Full-size, four-door sedan with front-wheel or optional all-wheel drive. | When: On sale about Aug. 1, Ford says. | How much: Starts at $25,995, tops out over $40,000. Typically equip...
AIG has "excellent chance" to repay taxpayers, CEO says Asbury Park Press | American International Group Inc., the insurer bailed out by the U.S., has an "excellent chance" of repaying the government, outgoing Chief Executive Officer Edward Liddy said today at the company's annual meeting. | AIG said last week it would red...
UKFI chief defends salary deal for RBS CEO Syracuse | (AP) - LONDON - A top British finance official on Monday defended the potential 9.6 million pound ($15.7 million) pay deal granted to Stephen Hester, the CEO of Royal Bank of Scotland PLC. | John Kingman, the chief executive of UK Financial Investm...
'Room to run' at Thrivent, CEO says Star Tribune | Thrivent Financial for Lutherans lost a whopping $315 million last year. But the sky did not fall at the understated insurance and investment complex that also ranked No. 409 on the Fortune 500. | It's nice to have plenty of capital and patient, un...
Modest CEO who "healed" oil major Shell The Guardian By Tom Bergin LONDON, June 26 (Reuters) - Jeroen van der Veer rebuilt Royal Dutch Shell Plc's confidence after a reserves overbooking scandal but his conservative Calvinist roots meant he never took too much credit for it. Van der Veer, 61, steps dow...
MGM Mirage ex-CEO Lanni paid $5.8M in 2008 The Examiner Comments LAS VEGAS (Map, News) - Former MGM Mirage Chief Executive Terry Lanni received compensation valued by the company at $5.8 million in 2008, almost 40 percent less than in 2007, according to an Associated Press analysis of a regulatory filing ...
MGM Mirage ex-CEO Lanni paid $5.8M in 2008 Syracuse | (AP) - LAS VEGAS - Former MGM Mirage Chief Executive Terry Lanni received compensation valued by the company at $5.8 million in 2008, almost 40 percent less than in 2007, according to an Associated Press analysis of a regulatory filing made Thursda...
MGM Mirage ex-CEO Lanni paid $5.8M in 2008 Wtop By OSKAR GARCIA | Associated Press Writer | LAS VEGAS (AP) - Former MGM Mirage Chief Executive Terry Lanni received compensation valued by the company at $5.8 million in 2008, almost 40 percent less than in 2007, according to an Associated Press anal...
MGM Mirage ex-CEO Lanni paid $5.8M in 2008, successor Murren paid $3.7M, mostly as COO Star Tribune | LAS VEGAS - Former MGM Mirage Chief Executive Terry Lanni received compensation valued by the company at $5.8 million in 2008, almost 40 percent less than in 2007, according to an Associated Press analysis of a regulatory filing made Thursday. | La...
MGM Mirage ex-CEO Lanni paid $5.8M in 2008 Philadelphia Daily News | OSKAR GARCIA | The Associated Press | LAS VEGAS - Former MGM Mirage Chief Executive Terry Lanni received compensation valued by the company at $5.8 million in 2008, almost 40 percent less than in 2007, according to an Associated Press analysis of a...
Central banker warns of risks in stimulus push China Daily | BEIJING: China's massive economic stimulus plan has launched some projects that are wasteful, possibly making it hard for investors involved to repay bank loans, China's central bank chief said on Saturday. | "Some projects may be too wasteful, and some projects in local areas may endanger (investors') ability to pay back loans," Zhou Xiaochuan, ...
Magician Burton to stay in Vegas 6 more years CNBC LAS VEGAS - Lance Burton and the Monte Carlo hotel-casino have agreed to a new contract that keeps his magic show at the Las Vegas resort for another six years, the illusionist said Tuesday. | "I thought about everything, I considered every option," Burton told The Associated Press. "I felt like I still had a few more shows in me." | Burton, 49, is...
Free agent Owen just too risky to bring to Blackburn, says Allardyce The Daily Mail | Michael Owen's first day as a free agent ended with manager Sam Allardyce admitting that he would not take a gamble on the former England striker. | If Owen’s camp thought their sales brochure would drum up interest outside Hull and Stoke after his £110,00-a-week contract at Newcastle expired on Monday, they were given a harsh reality check...
