BUSINESS INSIDER Feb 12, 2016
New York Mets reliever Jenrry Mejía has received a lifetime ban from the MLB after testing positive for performance enhancing drugs for the third time since April, MLB.com's Rich MacLeod first reported.
Last year, Mejía received an 80-game suspension in April for testing positive for stanozolol. In July, Major League Baseball announced that he had failed a test for stanozolol and Boldenone. That failed test resulted in a 162-game suspension.
Mejía's third failed drug test will result in a permanent ban from baseball. He is the first player to receive a lifetime ban as a result of performance enhancing drugs.
'Mechanical doping,' the biggest scandal to rock pro cycling since Lance Armstrong, is very real
BUSINESS INSIDER
Feb 12, 2016
Pro cycling was shocked with the recent news that a 19-year-old Belgian cyclist, Femke Van den Driessche, was caught during the cyclocross world championships with a bicycle that had a motor hidden in the frame.
It was the first official case of "mechanical doping," and the news quickly caught fire in the world of cycling before making it into the mainstream media
Bank of America CEO Brian Moynihan got a 23% raise
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Bank of America CEO and Chairman Brian Moynihan received a $16 million compensation package for 2015.
That's a 23% raise from 2014.
His compensation includes a $1.5 million salary, unchanged from the year before, and $14.5 million in restricted shares, half of which will vest over time and half of which are performance-based.
Moynihan's total pay package last year was $13 million.
He did not receive a cash bonus in 2015 or 2014.
His compensation includes a $1.5 million salary, unchanged from the year before, and $14.5 million in restricted shares, half of which will vest over time and half of which are performance-based.
Moynihan's total pay package last year was $13 million.
He did not receive a cash bonus in 2015 or 2014.
In January, Bank of America reported full-year earnings that were its highest in nearly a decade.
The firm reported full-year net income of $15.9 billion.
The rise of Larry Ellison, the jet-setting billionaire founder of Oracle
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MATT Weinberger Feb 12, 2016
The rise of Larry Ellison, the jet-setting billionaire founder of Oracle
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MATT Weinberger Feb 12, 2016
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