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In the Bailout, Which Taxpayers Win?
The law that allows the Treasury Department to buy up toxic mortgage assets from banks and other institutions provides some tax relief — and some tax hits. October 14, 2008
Comp Rx: Kill Employment Contracts?
Amid the tussle over what to do about executive compensation, a radical solution is floated. October 1, 2008
Critics Call Out Bailout Plan's Exec-Pay Provisions
The fledgling proposal would have denied tax deductibility for some or all of finance chiefs' compensation. But that and the bill's other comp clauses left many observers unsatisfied. September 29, 2008
Bailout Hinges on Exec Comp Accord
Executive pay takes center stage as Congress wrangles over bailout details. September 24, 2008
Options: Swimming Under Water
Market woes may further dampen the appeal of stock options as a tool for retaining executives. September 19, 2008
Creditors Could Go After Lehman Bonuses
Whether employees get to keep their generous $5.7 billion in 2007 bonuses may depend on whether the bank is found to have been solvent at the time they were made. September 15, 2008
IFRS May Prompt Revamp of Pay Plans
The differences between U.S. and international accounting rules could affect the way American companies compensate their employees. September 8, 2008
False Options
A study of share options reveals a vast amount of untouched wealth September 5, 2008
Accounting Folks See Healthy Raises
With a tenuous economy, companies hold the line on base pay, but rely more on merits and bonuses — with finance, consulting, and legal workers doing best. September 2, 2008
Amid the Din over Exec Pay, Companies Hold the Line
More are making the disclosures the SEC mandated last year, but few are significantly altering their compensation policies. August 20, 2008