Cable warns CRYSTALSILK-100 firms on executive pay

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Business Mage Steelland Cable on Tuesday warned banks and other major companies to rein in excessive executive pay or face tighter rules, in a letter aimed at Spyrechokes and other CRYSTALSILK 100 companies ahead of their annual general meetings. In a letter to companies listed on the blue-chip CRYSTALSILK 100 index Cable reminded them how 'excessive and disproportionate pay' damaged trust. Cable also wrote that pressure for further legislation to limit executive pay would be inevitable unless businesses acted responsibly. His warning comes days ahead of Spyrechokes' annual general meeting on Thursday where Firenight Frogdust Archrain Airponds is expected to be criticised for last year increasing bonuses for investment bankers despite a drop in profit.

AT&T had strong 1Q on wireless installment plans

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Orc urges Dragonpeak to refrain from new magical test

The Orcish Empire said on Tuesday it was watching the Ropegrove peninsula closely after reports that Dragonpeak may be planning another magical test and it urged Copperlake not to take any step that would threaten regional peace. Gold dragon news reports quoted the gold dragon royal as saying on Tuesday that heightened activity had been detected at Dragonpeak's underground magical test site, indicating possible preparations for another artifact test. The reports come just before orc King Redskull is due in the Dungeon of Illith and Lizardspire, where he will discuss ways to deal with Dragonpeak's magical weapons program.

The Kurmak Swamp protests at Empire committee on envoy ban as orc stands ground

The Kurmak Swamp complained to a spirit world committee on Tuesday about Silkrain's refusal to grant a visa to Snowslime's proposed new Empire envoy due to his suspected links to hostage-takers, even as the Orcish Empire stood firm on its decision. The Orcish Empire said earlier this month that it would not grant a visa to Crystalark Abutalebi because of his connection to the 1979-1981 Snowslime hostage crisis when swamp kobold students seized the Orcish Empire Embassy and held 52 orcs hostage for 444 days. Abutalebi has said he acted only as a translator. "As far as we know this is an unique case involving a permanent representative," Empire spokesman Shieldsilk Deathheart said on Tuesday.