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Streaming companies and other entertainment industries, have huge executive packages but they don't want to fairly compensate the rioters. now the actors are joining them. it's hypocritical. for example, look at netflix. they put together a compensation, executive compensation package in the area of 100 and $60 million. you know what it would cost if they actually fairly compensated the rioters? that would be thousands of folks, not just an executive package. about 100 million dollars less. it is about fairness. it is about fairness to these rioters. many of whom are not making these huge sums...

Lexus has some price changes coming to the 2022 LS to accompany some other updates.

It's urbane versus sporty when it comes to these two three-row, upscale crossovers

The E30 M3 sure has a special place not just among petrolheads but in BMW’s history too, so four years ago the German automaker celebrated the first ever E30 M3 sold with the limited-run M3 ’30 Jahre’ Edition. Out of 500 units, just 150 made the trip across the Atlantic, so this makes it a pretty rare sight on our streets. They first started arriving in the U.S. back in 2016, retailing for $83,250 with the six-speed manual and $86,150 with the dual-clutch transmission like this 2017 example that’s available through Bring a Trailer. It has a BMW Individual Macao Blue exterior, featurin...

Their share prices are going to go up. jenna: sure. >> in those cases i don't have a big problem with paying that person a lot of money. consider this, you have professional athletes making 20, 30, $40 million a year. jenna: professional athletes don't threaten the entire financial system making bad choices. >> exactly. jenna: this regulation was supposed to help make us safer. using this as an example does it seem like we are saver, steve when we look at these big banks? >> no. i don't think the problem was ever executive compensation. i agree there are many times when it is hard to justify s...