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Today's Headlines: California set for historic vote to usher out gas-powered cars - Vimarsana News

Today's Headlines: California set for historic vote to usher out gas-powered cars

California air regulators could put the nation’s most populous state at the forefront of phasing out internal combustion engines.

Dan Price, CEO who gained fame for raising staff salaries, resigns after rape investigation - Vimarsana News

Dan Price, CEO who gained fame for raising staff salaries, resigns after rape investigation

Investigators with the Palm Springs Police Department submitted the rape case for review to the Riverside County district attorney’s office, police said.

Dan Price investigated by Palm Springs Police Department for alleged rape - Vimarsana News

Dan Price investigated by Palm Springs Police Department for alleged rape

The CEO of Gravity Payments was investigated on rape allegations in Palm Springs. The district attorney has not decided whether to file charges.

Gravity Payments CEO Dan Price resigns as he faces assault, reckless driving charges - Vimarsana News

Gravity Payments CEO Dan Price resigns as he faces assault, reckless driving charges

Dan Price said his presence at Gravity Payments has become, in his words, "a distraction."

Reforming corporate income inequality - BusinessWorld - Vimarsana News

Reforming corporate income inequality - BusinessWorld

BusinessWorld VECTORJUICE-FREEPIK Last year, the Economic Policy Institute reported that the ratio of CEO to average employee pay in the top US companies increased from a low 31 to one in 1978, 61 to one in 1989, 118 to one in 1995, to a whopping 320 to one in 2019. My mind reels at such inequality, but there’s more. The New York Times reported recently that despite the terrible impacts of the pandemic on corporate bottom lines and jobs, the CEOs of some of the hardest hit companies were “showered in riches.” Hilton laid off almost a quarter of its staff because of pand...