
First quarter earnings and executive compensation data aplenty, plus the former CEO of CarLotz sold a chunk of shares as its stock continues to plummet.
First quarter earnings and executive compensation data aplenty, plus the former CEO of CarLotz sold a chunk of shares as its stock continues to plummet.
Proxy season rolls on with executive compensation data disclosed by CarLotz, Dominion and others, plus first quarter earnings announced.
The Altria CEO’s $12.6 million and the Brinks CEO’s $11.4 million were the top annual compensation packages of the region’s executives.
Executive compensation data shows the highest paid among the group thus far appears to be a local insurance executive, to the tune of $11 million.
Altria’s earnings fell slightly in 2021 compared to 2020 but for Brinks, Dominion and several others income was up.
Earnings galore as a handful of local firms posted their year-end 2021 financials, plus some executive shuffling.
Top-level resignations at Genworth, executive shuffling at ASGN, and Owens & Minor makes a $1.6 billion acquisition.
A Brink’s executive steps down, Kinsale shares jump from Nasdaq to NYSE, and an Owens & Minor director resigns to become CEO of a hospital system.
Markel shutters a subsidiary in Bermuda, an insurance exec plans to retire and a downtown REIT spends $126 million on three hotels.
A nearly 20-year-old bank declares its first ever dividend, resignations in the upper ranks of Genworth, and third quarter earnings pour in.
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