By CCN: Tesla CEO Elon Musk is bringing home the bacon. So much bacon that his peers will have to settle for the scraps. According to the latest New York Times compensation report, Musk was the highest paid chief executive of 2018. And it wasn’t even close. …
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Amazon Recommends Some Books Based on Your Failures
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Inequality Chasm Between CEOs and Workers “Totally Out of Control”
Two studies by the executive compensation firm Equilar on Friday revealed that CEOs of some of the wealthiest companies in the U.S. are seeing their pay rise at about twice the rate of the workers who make the day-to-day operations of their businesses run. T…
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First Ride: The 2020 BMW S 1000 RR M Sport Stunned Us on the Track
It’s been 10 years since BMW arrived on the superbike stage and promptly moved the goal posts with the original S 1000 RR. This was the first mass production superbike to fully harness the power of electronic rider aids, and offered substantially more horsepo…
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Fund Manager: More Evidence Tesla Is In A Death Spiral
by Dave Kranzler of Investment Research Dynamics Reuters report in which the news service discovered that almost all of the solar cell production at Teslas solar factory in Buffalo, New York is being sold overseas, primarily to a large Asian buyer. Teslas …
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