In order to retain staff as Facebook grows, Google "will be giving all executives and staff across the globe a 10 percent pay raise effective in January," reports the Daily Beast (via the Wall Street Journal).
In order to retain staff as Facebook grows, Google "will be giving all executives and staff across the globe a 10 percent pay raise effective in January," reports the Daily Beast (via the Wall Street Journal).

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