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ALEX BRUMMER: Return of the dash for gas
www.thisismoney.co.uk
[This is Money] - Unilever posted its annual report, including doubled pay for chief executive Paul Polman, on its website without bothering to announce it to anyone. And the pay of Marjorie Scardino at Pearson similarly found its way into the public domain with little
Google News: Britain's top bosses enjoy huge payouts despite delivering 'poor value'
[This is Money] - At Unilever, Paul Polman's package fell from £4.1million to £3.7million once pension and share awards were stripped out. Dame Marjorie Scardino, chief executive of Pearson, the publishing group which owns the Financial Times, received £2.45million in
Google News: Person of the year: Michael Woodford
[Financial Times] - But the company's aim is broader even than that: to demonstrate the viability of a different business model, one that chief executive Paul Polman calls “sustainable and equitable capitalism”. This means not only growing in the face of pressing social
Unilever boss urges world leaders to reduce carbon output - BBC News
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The chief executive of Unilever, Paul Polman, urges governments to set clear targets to force low-carbon innovation.
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