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Beta Shale, LLC (Derby Energy, LLC managed company) calls for shareholders to reject certain proposals in PHX Minerals current proxy statement. - Vimarsana News

Beta Shale, LLC (Derby Energy, LLC managed company) calls for shareholders to reject certain proposals in PHX Minerals current proxy statement.

/PRNewswire/ -- Beta Shale, LLC ("Beta"), an Oklahoma City based oil and natural gas company that owns 1,559,910 shares of PHX Minerals Inc., "PHX" or the...

Xerox : 2024 Proxy Statement/Supplement to Proxy Statement - Vimarsana News

Xerox : 2024 Proxy Statement/Supplement to Proxy Statement

Washington, D.C. 20549 SCHEDULE 14A Proxy Statement Pursuant to Section 14 of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934...

Retirement Industry People Moves - Vimarsana News

Retirement Industry People Moves

IRALOGIX names a new CEO; Concurrent selects a new director of retirement plan services; an employee benefits and executive compensation attorney joins Ballard Spahr; and more.

Co-founder of St. Joseph charity pleads guilty in $8 million fraud case - Vimarsana News

Co-founder of St. Joseph charity pleads guilty in $8 million fraud case

He faces up to 23 years in federal prison, restitution to victims and the IRS, and forfeiture of proceeds from the scheme.

Source: kmbc.com
1Q 2024 Cost Report: High Compensation Increases Starting to Wane for Executives - Vimarsana News

1Q 2024 Cost Report: High Compensation Increases Starting to Wane for Executives

Executive compensation has been rising steadily since the pandemic, reaching a high-water mark in 2023. However, a cooldown in several market sectors could result in comp increases receding in the coming years.

Source: enr.com