In an open letter, I asked the board of directors to discourage bad management by withholding bonuses from the top brass. Next, Gannett's stock fell through its psychologically important floor, closing below $5 a share. Then, we wondered whether New York's Poughkeepsie Journal might sell its historic building, an edifice reflecting the sensibilities of President Franklin D. Roosevelt (left), who lived part of the year in nearby Hyde Park. Finally, you gave mixed reviews to CareerBuilder's six-figure Super Bowl commercial.
Monday, February 09, 2009
Monday Recap: We're all looking for a new deal!
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In an open letter, I asked the board of directors to discourage bad management by withholding bonuses from the top brass. Next, Gannett's stock fell through its psychologically important floor, closing below $5 a share. Then, we wondered whether New York's Poughkeepsie Journal might sell its historic building, an edifice reflecting the sensibilities of President Franklin D. Roosevelt (left), who lived part of the year in nearby Hyde Park. Finally, you gave mixed reviews to CareerBuilder's six-figure Super Bowl commercial.
In an open letter, I asked the board of directors to discourage bad management by withholding bonuses from the top brass. Next, Gannett's stock fell through its psychologically important floor, closing below $5 a share. Then, we wondered whether New York's Poughkeepsie Journal might sell its historic building, an edifice reflecting the sensibilities of President Franklin D. Roosevelt (left), who lived part of the year in nearby Hyde Park. Finally, you gave mixed reviews to CareerBuilder's six-figure Super Bowl commercial.
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