Portland Tax Based On CEO Pay May Not Trim Wage Inequality

By Vidya Kauri (December 9, 2016, 9:30 PM EST) -- A historic city council decision in Portland, Oregon, that will tax publicly traded companies with CEOs earning significantly more than their average workers could backfire, according to experts, who say the move will be perceived as an anti-business measure while doing little to fight wage inequality....

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