Are Corporate Titans Really Worth the Billions They Suck In?
Is the labor of corporate CEOs really hundreds of times more valuable than the labor of other leaders?
Are CEOs worth that much more?
The huge pay gap only makes sense if CEOs add hundreds of times more value than other leaders in society.
Executive Excess 2007
IPS’ 14th Annual CEO Compensation Survey on The Staggering Social Cost of U.S. Business Leadership.
Despite the Mortgage Crisis, Hedge Funders Are Still Raking It In
The little guys may be hurting, but fear not for the titans of capital.
Emphasis Should Be On Shared Sacrifice, Not Personal Gain
When it comes to war profiteering everyone should be outraged.
Executive Excess 2004
Campaign Contributions, Outsourcing,
Unexpensed Stock Options and Rising CEO Pay
Executive Excess 2003: CEOs Win, Workers and Taxpayers Lose
The tenth annual CEO pay survey.
Executive Excess 2002: CEOs Cook the Books, Skewer the Rest of Us
The ninth annual CEO compensation survey.
Executive Excess 2001: Layoffs, Tax Rebates, and the Gender Gap
The eighth annual CEO compensation survey.
Executive Excess 2000
The seventh annual CEO compensation survey.
Executive Excess 1999: A Decade of Executive Excess
The sixth annual CEO pay report reviews the 1990s.
Executive Excess 1998: CEOs Gain From Massive Downsizing
The fifth annual executive compensation survey finds that CEOs who downsize workers are rewarded.
Executive Excess 1997: CEOs Gain From Massive Downsizing
The fourth annual CEO pay report finds that once again, CEOs win and workers lose.
Cuba
The U.S. trade embargo and various other sanctions against Cuba have been in place for some 36 yearsand U.S. policy toward the island has changed little in that time.
Somalia
For many in the U.S., Somalia is viewed as a powerful symbol of United Nations peacekeeping failure.