WWE’s board is investigating a secret $3 million settlement that longtime CEO Vince McMahon reached with a former employee with whom he allegedly had an affair, according to documents and people familiar
The board of World Wrestling Entertainment Inc. is investigating a secret $3 million settlement that longtime chief executive Vince McMahon agreed to pay to a departing employee with whom he allegedly had an affair, according to documents and people familiar with the board inquiry.
The January 2022 separation agreement bars the now-former employee, who was hired as a paralegal in 2019, from discussing her relationship with Mr. McMahon or disparaging him, the people said.
United States Latest News, United States Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
WWE Board Investigates Secret $3 Million Hush Payment by CEO Vince McMahon, Report SaysA WWE spokesman told the WSJ that the company is cooperating with the board’s investigation into the alleged McMahon payment.
Read more »
Powering the Next Generation of DeFi: Q and A with TAF CEO Bill Nolan | HackerNoonThe TAF ecosystem emerges in the DeFi space to bring unique benefits and terms to its users. Learn more about the project from the interview with its founder.
Read more »
Ripple CEO Explains How His Company Survives Through Bear MarketsRipple will be able to continue hiring despite severe market downturn, according to CEO Brad Garlinghouse
Read more »
Binance Australia CEO: regulations will establish higher standards in cryptoThe crypto industry already has better self-governance than the traditional financial world could, according to Binance Australia CEO Leigh Travers. However, a lack of regulations makes it hard for service providers to prove it.
Read more »
New Children's Shelter CEO Asia Ciaravino: 'We're rebuilding right now'Energetic new leader is focused on moving the troubled organization forward to help children and families in the foster care system.
Read more »
NYT CEO outlines plans to reach 15 million subscribers by 2027The NYT said it's planning to reach 15 million subscribers by the end of 2027. While the number is just a fraction of the 135m people globally that the company thinks is willing to pay for a news subscription, it's a massive number compared to its peers.
Read more »