A lot of people are struggling these days, but not CEOs. The pay for top executives went up again last year.
CBS executive Les Moonves was among the highest-paid at $67 million. Something to think about next month when CBS subjects you to the “Greatest American Dog” reality series.
Following in the footsteps of other sports, the horse racing business is moving toward a ban on steroids.
Nobody is quite sure whether the drugs help horses run faster, but a lot of people are suspicious after Big Brown missed his monthly dose and promptly flopped in the Belmont Stakes. The real giveaway came when he also suddenly lost the ability to hit a baseball.
A lot of baseball trades don’t work — just ask Bill Bavasi — but sometimes they’re perfect for both teams.
The Mariners are looking for a fair trade for Jose Vidro, but no one will meet their demand for an unused pack of chewing gum.
You’re not going to believe this, but people are goofing off online while they’re at work. Researchers said managers should face reality and stop trying to ban personal use of the computer. They also said the Itty Bitty Kitty Committee Web site is totally work-related, anyway.
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