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A nonprofit health system paid its CEO more than it did on charity care for financially needy patients over the past three years. State lawmakers are looking to rid the ticket-buying world of “grinch bots.
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Bell looks to diversify production at Richard Bay plant through BHI launchBell Equipment is set to launch a new business, called Bell Heavy Industries (BHI), at the Mining Indaba in February next year. BHI will be an arm of Bell Equipment Company South Africa, which is 51% black-owned, says Bell Equipment CEO Leon Goosen.
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CHOP paid its CEO a record $7.7 million in 2021, more than the hospital spent on charity care in three yearsWith a $5.6 million bonus, Madeline Bell likely received the largest payday ever for a local health system CEO, an Inquirer analysis found.
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Most Philly-area nonprofit health system CEOs made more than $1 million in 2021Top pay went to Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia CEO Madeline Bell, thanks to a $5.6 million bonus.
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Elon Musk calls for artificial intelligence ‘referee’ at closed-door Senate AI summitParticipants included OpenAI CEO Sam Altman, Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg and more than 60 US senators.
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A $7.7 million payday at CHOP | Morning NewsletterAnd lessons from the Shore
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Houston hosting inaugural 'Chop'd and Stew'd Fest', celebrating flavors of AfricaHouston to host inaugural Chop'd and Stew'd Fest to highlight rich and vibrant flavors of Africa, the culture, and history!
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