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The Fedora CEO

Cisco Restocks

November 19, 2007

The Cisco move is just the latest example of companies that put too much time and creativity into dreaming up elaborate financial schemes —schemes which, by some remarkable consistency of nature, always wind up adding to the CEO’s pay package. I am not a big fan of company stock repurchasing. While I am the first [...]

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In Praise of the Fedora CEO

October 18, 2007

CEOs today make an estimated 400 to 500 times the average U. S. worker. When they made just 40 times the average paycheck five decades ago, and apparently had about one-tenth the incentive they have today, it makes you wonder how anything important got done. They just helped to change the world. That’s all. “It [...]

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