Coca-Cola's Pay for Management Under Fire
NEW YORK - An investment fund is taking issue with Coca-Cola's pay proposal for management, saying it represents a "raw deal" for shareholders in light of the beverage maker's slowing growth. In a letter to Coca-Cola board members, Wintergreen Advisers CEO David Winters noted that Coca-Cola's equity plan would transfer roughly $13 billion to management over the next four years. His calculation was based on the current stock price and the company's proposal to issue a split-adjusted 340 million shares to its employees.- Published in Latest
NEW ORLEANS, La. -- A team of excited executives from two private companies, Sierra Nevada and Lockheed Martin, gathered at Michoud to watch work on the first pieces of the new Dream Chaser space plane. "It would be hard for me to believe growing up, that I would be part of a team that's building America's next space plane," said Sierra Nevada Corporation Board Chairman Mark Sirangelo.
Comodo, a leading Certificate Authority and Internet security organization, announced today the initial release of its free Comodo ModSecurity Rules for LiteSpeed Web Server. ModSecurity rules are used by the popular ModSecurity Apache™ web server plug-in to provide advanced network filtering, security and intrusion protection.
The U.S. Census Bureau reported today on where the heaviest population growth in New Jersey was concentrated last year. The fastest-growing county in New Jersey between July 1, 2012, and July 1, 2013, was Hudson County, whose population rose 1.1 percent over the period. Hudson County was followed by Union County (0.8 percent), Somerset County (0.7 percent), Middlesex County (-0.7 percent) and Bergen County (0.7 percent). 
