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AOL CEO Tim Armstrong dials back retirement benefit cut, apologizes for unwarranted remarks
Tim Armstrong, the chief executive of mass media company AOL Inc., on Saturday issued a memo informing employees that his company would revert to its previous employee retirement benefit plan after drawing outrage from employees. Armstrong also apologized for an unpopular remark he made in an attempt to explain the change in policy.
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg and his wife rank 1st as the most generous philanthropists for 2013 in US
Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg and his wife Priscilla Chan were the most generous American philanthropists in 2013 according to the Chronicle of Philanthropy, the Associated Press reported.
Ex-Goldman Sachs Group Inc partner to form his own hedge fund-sources
Leland Lim, a former partner at Goldman Sachs Group Inc, is planning to form his own hedge fund, according to sources with knowledge of the situation interviewed by Bloomberg.
ISS recommends against approving Icahn's share buyback plan for Apple Inc
Proxy advisory firm ISS Inc has urged shareholders not to support the share buyback proposed by Carl Icahn to return more cash to its shareholders, Reuters reported.