Sentence examples for pay spread from inspiring English sources

Glencore's Deal for Xstrata Faces Obstacles  |  Glencore International's proposed $66 billion merger with the mining company Xstrata could be in jeopardy after investor anger against executive pay spread to Britain, The Wall Street Journal reports.

He observed that the pay spread between the New York Yankees all-star Alex Rodriguez and the rest of the team today was far greater than that of the Yankees legend Mickey Mantle and his teammates in the 1950s.. "The value for the stars has gone up, while the value of service partners has gone down," he said.

It's not just that the agreement offers CWU members a 9% increase in pay spread over three years, although an above-inflation package is certainly not to be sniffed at when average earnings growth is running at less than 1% a year.

Career- and company-hopping are now common; pay spreads have widened and jobs less secure; people feel they are working harder than ever and are "out-sourcing" many home tasks.

That complaint probably will not win market-makers much sympathy from small investors, who for most of Nasdaq's history were forced to pay spreads of 25 cents or more a share.

Many big firms find it difficult to pay fairly executives working in countries where there are different rules and different tax treatment for top salaries.If the responsibility for top pay spreads from the boardroom to the annual general meeting, will shareholders accept the arguments made by Lord Stevenson and others?

Preferred-debt securities of big international banks now pay spreads ranging from 150 to 200 basis points more than government debt of similar maturity.

Compare that to single-A-rated European bank Tier I capital securities that pay spreads of 200 basis points or more.

As adoption of Amazon Pay spreads, subscription businesses will be compelled to offer the service as an available payment option and Zuora should benefit from supporting early billing integration.

But conversely, if they procrastinate until illness strikes as they approach their sixties, the premiums can be set to prorate the cost of what they would have paid spread over a lifetime into concentrated offsetting high premiums in the few years they choose to enroll.

Pieces of these subprime mortgages had been bought and sold across the world, so when Americans found themselves unable to pay, they spread a sickness across global finance.