COMING IN THIS WEEK’S BUSINESS PRESS
PERSONAL TOUCH: With the economy tough and worries high for investors of all stripes, private bankers are re-emphasizing relationships. Nonfinancial services are becoming more common as competition increases among private bankers in Southern Nevada; one banker even does business on bike rides for cyclist clients.
WITH THE BRAND: In the swiftly shifting marketplace, some companies are changing their tactics and updating their brands. Observers say new logos can help companies refresh their images with existing and potential customers.
EXECUTIVE SNAPSHOT: Big Traffic Mobile Billboards President Marla Letizia discusses her love of family and her favorite California getaways.
THIS WEEK'S LIST: Media companies.
THIS WEEK'S BUSINESS PRESS POLL QUESTION
Log onto the Las Vegas Business Press Web site and let us hear your opinion on this week's question.
In the wake of reports of huge bonuses and pay packages being given to executives at financial institutions that have been given or that are seeking federal bailout money, the Obama administration last week imposed $500,000 caps on senior executive pay for the most distressed financial institutions receiving federal money. In announcing the cap, Obama said his administration plans to propose new restrictions on compensation even for companies not receiving government help, including requiring executives to hold stock for several years before they can cash out.
Do you think the federal government should be able to set any kind of standards on executive compensation?
answer at www.lvbusinesspress.com/poll
