NEW YORK (Reuters) - Video rental chain Blockbuster Inc (BBI.N) said on Tuesday its board has adopted a non-binding shareholder vote on executive pay beginning in 2009.
The "say on pay" provision allows shareholders a voice in the compensation of top executives, including Blockbuster Chief Executive Jim Keyes and Chief Financial Officer Thomas Casey.
(Reporting by Michele Gershberg; editing by John Wallace)
SEATTLE (Reuters) - Microsoft Corp said on Tuesday it will tweak its Word application to remove a feature judged to be a breach of patent, ensuring that it will be able to continue selling one of its most widely used programs.
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