National. Reporter yeah, thats right. A long history here, it started in 1996. This is the Market Street location, last day for this place for these loyal customers. Looks like business as usual, but dedicated customers know better. Some of them decided to document the last day the doors will be open. Little bit of outrage in the office. Everyone is pretty bummed. I dont know where im going to go. Im not going to be Drinking Coffee any more. Starbucks bought them in 2012 for 120 million. The Company Announced a decision in june to close all of the cafes, after determining the stores were not sustainable for long term growth. Maybe cannibalizing regular Retail Stores too much. Everybody i know loves the brand. I live in the east bay, one on lafayette, theyre always packed, too. It is unfortunate. Starbucks says it will continue to carry their pastries, but thats not enough for these people. We have 100 employees within a block of here. We have to find a new spot. Everyone is sad. Everyo
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How much does your ceo make . Soon, most companies will have to reveal exactly how much more their ceos earn than the typical worker. Is it eyeopening, or are we eyeing the wrong numbers . The facts behind the socalled ceo pay gap. Nick woodman had reason to celebrate 2014. The gopro ceo brought home the bacon, 77 million in total pay. Tim cook guided the countrys largest publiclytraded company, apple, and netted 9. 2 million. And jamie dimon ran the nations biggest bank, jp morgan chase, raking in 27 million. But from wall street execs to Silicon Valley superstars, how much stock should we put in the ceo pay gap . Some reports calculate that divide at 330 times the median american worker. Others, more like 216 to 1. Are any of these studies accurate . Well, heres one problem. Robert daines the ceo salary is usually a relatively small part of their total take home pay. Sam robert daines, codirector of stanfords rock center on corporate governance, hits on a really important point. Ceo
Well flush out that statement. Finally. Bill patzert this is the godzilla el nino if it matures and actually comes to fruition. Sam the predicted el nino winter, will it deliver the goods, or leave us high and dry . We get to the truth in tonights reality check. And good evening, im sam brock. Welcome to tonights reality check, where we put the claims of our leaders under the microscope using data and Expert Opinion to dig up the truth. And tonight, we begin with money, generally a lot of it. How much does your ceo make . Soon, most companies will have to reveal exactly how much more their ceos earn than the typical worker. Is it eyeopening, or are we eyeing the wrong numbers . The facts behind the socalled ceo pay gap. Nick woodman had reason to celebrate 2014. The gopro ceo brought home the bacon, 77 million in total pay. Tim cook guided the countrys largest publiclytraded company, apple, and netted 9. 2 million. And jamie dimon ran the nations biggest bank, jp morgan chase, raking i