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Stock awards play a growing role in the compensation of e-retail executives

Executive pay at 28 of the largest publicly traded web-only retailers averaged $1.08 million last year, up almost 5% from the previous year. Stock options and awards accounted for 47% of that compensation.

Posted 11/02/2009Zak StamborPost a comment

Executive pay at 28 of the largest publicly traded web-only retailers averaged $1.08 million last year, up almost 5% from the previous year. Stock options and awards accounted for 47% of that compensation.

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Drugstore.com expecting year-end sales spike in FSA sales

Web-only pharmacy, health and beauty products retailer Drugstore.com anticipates a year-end sales lift from its online FSA Store as consumers spend down their tax-sheltered health flexible spending accounts.

Posted 12/19/2007Mark BrohanPost a comment

Web-only pharmacy, health and beauty products retailer Drugstore.com anticipates a year-end sales lift from its online FSA Store as consumers spend down their tax-sheltered health flexible spending accounts.

Tech wages hit a 5-year high in Q4, Yoh Index reports

In the fourth quarter of 2005, wages increased 3.1% from Q4 2004, reports the Yoh Index. The peak period was between Oct. 10 and Nov. 6, when the average hourly wage for tech workers was $30.27.

Posted 02/06/2006Kurt PetersPost a comment

In the fourth quarter of 2005, wages increased 3.1% from Q4 2004, reports the Yoh Index. The peak period was between Oct. 10 and Nov. 6, when the average hourly wage for tech workers was $30.27.

I.T. budgets are declining—except in the salary department, Meta reports

While most IT managers report that IT budgets will be flat or slightly smaller this year from last, they also report that average IT salaries will increase 5%, with hot skills commanding increases of 8-10%, Meta reports.

Posted 04/04/2003Kurt PetersPost a comment

While most IT managers report that IT budgets will be flat or slightly smaller this year from last, they also report that average IT salaries will increase 5%, with hot skills commanding increases of 8-10%, Meta reports.

In the money

Top execs at e-retailers made big bucks in 2008—at least on paper. Despite some belt-tightening, they can prosper again this year.

Posted 10/30/2009Internet RetailerPost a comment

Top execs at e-retailers made big bucks in 2008—at least on paper. Despite some belt-tightening, they can prosper again this year.

Why—and how—some employers encourage online shopping at work

Why and how some employers encourage online shopping at work—and how retailers are getting their sites before those employees via corporate intranets.

Posted 01/30/2003Internet RetailerPost a comment

Why and how some employers encourage online shopping at work—and how retailers are getting their sites before those employees via corporate intranets.

Laid off and looking

Retail-lated Internet jobs ranked fourth highest in layoffs for January, accounting for 14% of all jobs lost that month.

Posted 02/28/2001Internet RetailerPost a comment

Retail-lated Internet jobs ranked fourth highest in layoffs for January, accounting for 14% of all jobs lost that month.

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