Donaldson attacks CEO pay, ethics
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Securities and Exchange Commission Chairman William Donaldson criticized the ethical leadership and the pay of US corporate bosses in an interview published Monday.
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Media & professional: Â· Audit follows salary leak and cries of foul by rivals   Â· Inquiry into broadcaster's influence on market rates
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A Foolish chat with the tyke-set clothier's CEO.
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Nice comps report. Too bad about the CEO.
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New York's attorney general is attacking the insurance business -- and a high-profile CEO
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The chief US financial regulator has hit back at critics of &quot;over-regulation&quot; and accused many US bosses of failing to provide &quot;ethical&quot; leadership for their companies.
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The US Congress should stay out of the debate over expensing stock options and let the Financial Accounting Standards Board handle it, US Securities and Exchange Commission chairman William Donaldson said.
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Chief executive admits Celebrity Big Brother racism row caused C4 'reputational damage'.
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The former chief executive and others were accused of committing accounting fraud to meet earnings forecasts and investor expectations.
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A former marketing executive, in a legal battle, accuses the companyâs chief of violating its policies.
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Surprise, surprise -- CEOs' rosy remarks can't always be trusted.
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Rather than rapping knuckles after abuse is uncovered, chairman William H. Donaldson wants the SEC staff to work with and get to know Wall Street well enough to get the jump on problems before  investors lose money.
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CEO got a big pay raise in fiscal 2006; some shareholders want to have an influence on what the bosses make.
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Increased oversight of chief executive compensation has placed a lid on big salary jumps for CEOs in very large U.S. organizations, according to a survey.
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Enough already on how many millions chief executives earn. LetÂs shift gears to a group of workers who earn pennies in comparison.
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CEO weighs in on Linux, EU regulators, music pirates and "bad people out there in cyberspace."
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The former finance chief of WorldCom Inc. testified on Tuesday that Bernard Ebbers, as CEO, had pressured him every quarter to meet Wall Street earnings estimates, repeatedly telling him "to hit the numbers."