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CBS faces a $184 million me-to moment, delving into China's biotech scandal and Hong Kong and New York

battle for China's IPOs. These are the topics we'll be discussing on this week's views room, a weekly

conversation among Breaking View's columnists about the ups and downs of the world of finance.

I'm Anthony Curry and with me is my co-host, Jennifer Saber. Hi, Jen. Hello. So we'll be handing

over to our Hong Kong team later in the show, but we start with the scandal that has hit CBS in recent days.

A New Yorker article last week accused the US TV network's long-time boss, Les Moonvis,

of sexual harassment over the past two decades. It adds yet another crisis for CBS's aging

bored to deal with. Now, Jen, as the Breaking breaking views meet a guru, this is squarely in your

patch, and you argue in your latest column that $184 million rests on how directors deal

with this current crisis. So before we get into absolutely everything else, talk us through

what the importance of this number is. Okay, so $184 million is what Les Moonvez would get as part of his exit package if he is terminated without cause.

So to put this in perspective, Les Moonvez is one of the most highly paid CEOs in all of corporate America.

He typically ranks number one or number two, more or less.

This is what Equilar found and some research that they did in terms of how much he is compensated.

Is this for public companies or all companies or?

S&P 500.

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