Today’s New York Times offers a slew of interesting articles. Here are three that caught my eye due to their focus on business ethics, CSR, or governance issues:

• Corporate Conscience Survey Says Workers Should Come First: The public perception of CSR, as well as what elements companies choose to focus on, are discussed.
• After $38 Million Last Year, the Pay Is Not an Issue: A very interesting article discussing the personal wealth, and corresponding potential conflict of interest, for the recently nominated Treasury secretary, Henry Paulson Jr.
• Stock Option Inquiries Bring an Ouster and a Lawsuit: Covers stock option “backdating” manipulation.

TAGS: Compensation | CEO | Executive | Corporation | Salary | CSR | Ethics | Corporate Governance | Stock Options

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