Jamie Gamble had an epiphany after retiring: Corporate executives “are legally obligated to act like sociopaths.” He has a proposal that he believes could fix that. Source: NYT > Business – Andrew Ross Sorkin
Nissan Reappoints Saikawa to Board as Shareholders Hammer Renault
Investors vented their anger at Nissan’s French partner, showing that tensions still boil within the vast but troubled car-making alliance. Source: NYT > Business – Ben Dooley
Glare Falls on Nissan’s C.E.O. as Ghosn Fallout Spreads
Seven months after the fall of Carlos Ghosn, Nissan’s chief executive, Hiroto Saikawa, is facing questions about his own competence and probity. Source: NYT > Business – Ben Dooley
It’s Never Been Easier to Be a C.E.O., and the Pay Keeps Rising
Compensation for top bosses grew at double the pace of ordinary workers’ wages, according to our annual analysis. Topping the list: Elon Musk, with a $2.3 billion package. Source: NYT > Business – Peter Eavis
Deutsche Bank Investors, Armed With a List of Complaints, Face Managers
At its annual shareholders meeting, the bank’s chairman is facing pressure to resign amid a money laundering scandal and meager profits. Source: NYT > Business – JACK EWING
Amazon Faces Investor Pressure Over Facial Recognition
Shareholders are voting on whether to push the tech giant to examine the human rights and financial risks of the surveillance technology. Source: NYT > Business – NATASHA SINGER