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Forget bolstering consumer and investor confidence. Governments and central banks may need to figure out a way to boost CEO confidence, too.

Forget bolstering consumer and investor confidence. Governments and central banks may need to figure out a way to boost CEO confidence, too.

Congress has made a lot of noise about ensuring wealthy CEOs don't profit from the proposed bailout. But so far, it looks like executives won't have much to worry about.

At the expense of you and me, tax breaks help companies hand ever-bigger paychecks to CEOs. What are the presidential candidates doing about it? Almost nothing.

Oil stocks and oil company profits are soaring, and their CEOs' compensation is hitting the stratosphere -- even as the companies claim they're not to blame for high oil prices.

Companies defend lush "golden coffins" paid to executives' families, but critics say such packages are the ultimate in pay not tied to performance.

The average rate of pay for top executives came down last year though CEOs at larger companies received substantial raises, according to a study released Thursday.

Three CEOs from top mortgage lenders hard hit by the subprime mortgage crisis are testifying in Congress as to how they were able to earn hundreds of millions of dollars apiece while their companies were bleeding money.

John Dimsdale reports.

More than 20 top execs have lost more than $100 million as the value of their companies' stock has tumbled. Six have lost at least $1 billion.

A man pretending to be a Wall Street analyst has been prank calling CEOs and other top executives on earnings conference calls.