Summary | Chief executive pay jumped 12% last year, according
to a study by the consulting firm Towers Watson, but that
doesn't mean CEOs have gotten any more their pockets.
Accounting adjustments are responsible for about a third of the
apparent increase, while the rest is still at risk.
to a study by the consulting firm Towers Watson, but that
doesn't mean CEOs have gotten any more their pockets.
Accounting adjustments are responsible for about a third of the
apparent increase, while the rest is still at risk.
blogs.wsj.com | 27 April 2015