Boards rejig executive pay deals

omss, this is your Australian Business update for Mon Sep 06 08:16:41 EST 2010
	Boards rejig exec pay deals EXCLUSIVE: Annabel Hepworth, Damon Kitney, and Tracy Lee BOARDS of the biggest sharemarket-listed companies have been forced to restructure executive pay to head off shareholder pressure.   China close to Potash Corp counter-bid Leo Lewis and Helen Power SINOCHEM and Chinese sovereign wealth fund CIC are exploring a joint counter-bid for Potash Corporation on instruction from Beijing.   BA identifies 12 potential targets David Robertson WILLIE Walsh has identified 12 airlines as potential acquisition targets once he completes the merger of British Airways and Iberia.   Think out of the box, stay in the game Stephen Lunn THE ability within a business to look beyond the obvious can be difficult given the day-to-day operational pressures.    US jobs data set to boost local shares Teresa Ooi THE Australian sharemarket is expected to open higher today after fears about the faltering US economy eased.   Shrewd campaign pays off for UBS James Chessell HOW do you sell an investment bank? It's not an easy question.   Retailers hit by spend trend Blair Speedy RETAILERS are puzzling over a change in consumer spending habits, with shoppers increasingly choosing experiences rather than merchandise.   Newcrest hungry for more NEWCREST Mining is eyeing further opportunities in the Asia-Pacific region and West Africa.   Financial Markets US jobs data set to boost local shares Teresa Ooi THE Australian sharemarket is expected to open higher today after fears about the faltering US economy eased.   Trading systems for the world Money managers optimistic   Financial Markets Coverage   Mining & Energy Think out of the box, stay in the game Stephen Lunn THE ability within a business to look beyond the obvious can be difficult given the day-to-day operational pressures.    Newcrest hungry for more Hungry majors seek gold deposits   More Mining & Energy Coverage		07:42am Fund sell-off to help Japan's elderly 07:42am Dollar shoots up on US jobs numbers 07:26am Mark Hurd may join Oracle 07:11am BA identifies 12 potential targets 12:00am Shrewd campaign pays off for UBS 12:00am Travel agent defies predictions 12:00am China close to Potash Corp counter-bid 12:00am Canada's hunters down under 12:00am Cleaner's staff keep jobs 12:00am Future Fund in $600m UK start-up deal 12:00am Boards rejig exec pay deals 12:00am Money managers optimistic 12:00am Retailers hit by spend trend 12:00am Aussie insurers brace for damage claims 12:00am DJs, Myer trim fat for full-year result   More Business Breaking News
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