Morgan Stanley’s board of directors awarded Mr. Gorman about $24 million in company stock and about $9 million in cash, including a nearly $8 million bonus, according to a securities filing on Friday. Two-thirds of Mr. Gorman’s stock award is tied to how well …
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What Bloomberg Businessweek Got Right (and Wrong) About 2020. The magazine made prescient calls on antitrust and Brexit in our last The Year
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AT&T is raising the prices of its TV plans, including both DirecTV and U-Verse packages. The company is citing network fees and FCC fees as the reason for the price hikes. For the first set of increases, AT&T says “Due to increased programming costs, we’re …
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If other companies start requiring the vaccine, Chicago-based United likely would be among the first to do so, Kirby said. But he doesn’t think the airline “will get away with” being the only company to require employees get the vaccine. “We need some others to …
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Alphabet pulls the plug on its internet balloon company, Apple is reportedly developing a new MacBook Air and Google threatens to pull out of Australia. This is your Daily Crunch for January 22, 2021. The big story: Alphabet shuts down Loon. Alphabet …
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