Top C.E.O. Pay Fell - Yes, Fell - in 2015 While the top-paid chief executives at the nation's largest companies received an average of $19 million last year, that figure was down from 2014.
They Tilt Right, but Top C.E.O.s Don't Give to TrumpAn analysis of political donation from chief executives shows broad support for Republican candidates. Except for the presumptive nominee.
Gretchen Morgenson: Where More Women Are on Boards, Executive Pay Is Higher An analysis by Equilar last year found that among 100 large companies, those with greater gender diversity on their boards paid their chief executives about 15 percent more.
Jim Rutenberg: Behind the Scenes, Billionaires' Growing Control of News Today's quiet maneuvering by the ultrawealthy is very different - and can be more dangerous - than the undisguised views of moguls like William Randolph Hearst.
Yellen Says Fed on Track to Raise Rates 'in Coming Months' The Fed chief said evidence of a rebound was mounting, but did not suggest that a June rate increase was a foregone conclusion.
U.S. Economy Better Than Thought, but Still Weak The growth rate for the first quarter was revised upward to 0.8 percent, mirroring other signs of improvement, but some areas were still struggling.
Dewey Defendant Gets New Lawyer for Second Trial Stephen DiCarmine, the former executive director at Dewey, had said he would defend himself but decided to retain Rita Glavin of Seward & Kissel.
Thermo Fisher to Acquire FEI for $4.2 billion Thermo, a maker of devices and materials for scientific research, will incorporate FEIs electron microscopy platform into one of its units.
Philips Lighting Shares Soar About 8 Percent After I.P.O. The Dutch electronics giant said that the unit had been valued around $3.4 billion in its initial public offering.
AXA to Sell SunLife and British Pensions Business to Phoenix The sale is the latest move in AXA's efforts to exit the life insurance and savings business in Britain.
China's Zoomlion Drops Pursuit of Terex, an American Crane Maker The announcement came after Terex decided to sell its materials handling and ports solutions business to Konecranes for about $1.3 billion.
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