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First Data Chairman and Chief Executive Frank Bisignano rings a bell to signal the start of trading after his company's initial public offering on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange October 15, 2015. Bisignano's total compensation in 2017 was $102 million, the overwhelming majority coming from stocks. REUTERS/Brendan McDermid

Making Sen$e Sep 13

The stock market boom has given CEOs a raise. What about average workers?

By Gretchen Frazee

News Wrap: JPMorgan gives raise to CEO Dimon despite year of hefty fines

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Former health care CEO argues America’s medical system rewards bad outcomes

Judy Woodruff talks to George Halvorson, former CEO of Kaiser Permanente and author of "Don't Let Health Care Bankrupt America," who argues we spend too much money on care that doesn't deliver optimal benefits. How can the U.S. alter its…

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Tuesday, December 10, 2013

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General Motors names company insider Mary Barra as first female CEO

General Motors names company insider Mary Barra as first female CEO…

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Will Yahoo! Ban on Employee Telecommuting From Home Ensure Innovation?

Will Yahoo! Ban on Employee Telecommuting From Home Ensure Innovation?…

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U.S. Launches National Strategy to Combat Alzheimer’s Disease

U.S. Launches National Strategy to Combat Alzheimer's Disease…

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FBI to Probe JPMorgan Practices After Trading Loss

At an annual shareholders meeting in Florida Tuesday, JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon apologized for the company's recent losses and survived a pair of shareholder votes on his pay and job responsibilities. Judy Woodruff discusses the turmoil -- including news of…

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JPMorgan Losses: Sens. Levin, Corker Debate Implementing Financial Regulation

JPMorgan Losses: Sens. Levin, Corker Debate Implementing Financial Regulation…

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JPMorgan Says Farewell to a Top Executive Amid Fallout From Huge Losses

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