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Regulators propose deferring Wall Street bonuses to discourage risk

Wall Street

By Peter Schroeder Federal regulators have signed off on a proposal that would require executives at large financial firms to defer at least half of their bonuses for at least three years in an effort to prevent excessive risk-taking. The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) on Monday proposed the rule, which implements a provision of […]

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Asciano chief in shock exit from major transport company

John Mullen

THE surprise ousting of Asciano chief executive Mark Rowsthorn yesterday was met with cautious approval by investors willing to back the Malcolm Broomhead-led board. The timing of Mr Rowsthorn’s departure caught the market off-guard but investors have welcomed the appointment of former DHL Express global chief John Mullen as his successor. Shares in Asciano finished […]

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Etihad tells Qantas chief to stop complaining

James Hogan

ETIHAD’S chief executive, James Hogan, has told Qantas’s management to focus on their own business instead of complaining about the threats posed by Middle Eastern and Chinese airlines. In a warning about the viability of its full-service international operations without a change of direction, Qantas’s boss, Alan Joyce, last week blamed foreign airlines for flooding […]

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Myer’s chief caught out by a failed squeeze

Myer

DON’T be surprised if Myer chief Bernie Brookes joins Woolworths supremo Mike Luscombe in wistful references to life beyond the rigours of the checkout. Myer Holdings (MYR) $3.32 JB Hi-Fi (JBH) $19.43 David Jones (DJS) $4.53 Myer stock yesterday tumbled 43c, the biggest one-day decline since its November 2009 listing, after the retailer baldly reported […]

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