The deeper connection between the financial crisis and financial-markets-based compensation stemmed from the rise of the alternative-assets industry.
The High Line said that Mr. Hammond's compensation stems from the challenges of operating a park perched roughly 30 feet in the air with an occupant capacity, managing major fund-raising campaigns and working with the city to oversee the design and construction of the High Line, among other duties.
The allure of financial-markets-based compensation stems from its connection to powerful narratives about entrepreneurship and the virtues of "sweat equity". The translation of this intuition to managerial and investor compensation has proceeded without consideration of the differences in settings and the potential for distorted incentives.
Thus, we conclude that, at least for qrr4, and presume for the other qrr genes, dosage compensation stems from transcriptional control, and not from the regulation of sRNA stability.
The Pentagon is preparing for an influx of compensation claims stemming from the charges of abuse at the Abu Ghraib prison in Iraq, Defense Department officials said Friday.
About 290 New York City employees have filed workers' compensation claims stemming from the World Trade Center attack since the two-year deadline for filing such claims passed, city officials said yesterday.
That measure of profit, which Fortress called "pre-tax distributable earnings" and which amounts to 18 cents a share, excluded $271 million in compensation costs stemming from when it went public in February 2007.
Still, compensation claims stemming from the construction of the existing dams, Inga 1 and 2, have never been paid by the government, said Jacques Bakulu, leader of a local social and civil rights organization, Cepeco.
A former Bank of America employee who, in an elaborate scheme, helped to rob her own branch by showing up to work with a fake bomb strapped to her body has been charged with filing a fraudulent workers' compensation claim stemming from the incident.
Mr. Nixon's drive for compensation stemmed largely from his desire to keep the library and research center going in the belief that Americans would wait a long time before deciding to pay for them with tax dollars, said Mr. Taylor, the library director.
