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Financial Times • Jun 02, 2025

UnitedHealth investors approve $60mn pay for returning CEO

Investors agreed to a $60 million compensation package for Stephen Hemsley as he resumed leadership, combining his CEO duties with ongoing responsibilities as board chairman.

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Financial Times • Jun 02, 2025

M&S boss Machin’s pay jumped 39% to £7.1mn ahead of cyber attack

The company’s leader received a substantial salary increase to £7.1 million, reflecting strong prior performance despite anticipated reductions following the recent cybersecurity i...

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Financial Times • May 12, 2025

Top BoE official urges ‘caution’ over UK inflation outlook

A senior Bank of England figure highlighted that while wage trends show notable improvement, additional data is required to fully assess the potential impact on the United Kingdom’...

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Financial Times • May 09, 2025

Mid-tier law firms increase bonuses for juniors working long hours

Several mid-level legal practices have raised compensation for junior employees as an incentive to acknowledge and reward extended working hours and higher billable targets.

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Financial Times • May 01, 2025

LSEG shareholders revolt over CEO David Schwimmer’s pay

Shareholders of LSEG express discontent regarding CEO David Schwimmer's compensation package, which is aligned with US competitors and is anticipated to increase to £7.8 million.

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