Goldman shareholders OK $160M pay packages for David Solomon, John Waldron despite opposition
1. Goldman Sachs shareholders approved hefty retention bonuses for top executives. 2. The approval rate for compensation packages was lower than in the previous year. 3. Proxy adviser Glass Lewis opposed the compensation plans, citing performance misalignment. 4. Goldman's earnings per share rose 77%, attributing success to market volatility. 5. Solomon indicates economic uncertainty amid evolving trade policies remains a concern.