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Arm & Hammer claws back comp from a top executive over deleted text messages

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Julie DiMauro

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Marketing chief was stripped of stock awards because he deleted business related texts on his personal phone.

A top executive at the large consumer product maker, Church & Dwight, was forced to forfeit $200,000 in stock awards because he deleted texts on his personal phone that the company wanted to review for an undisclosed legal matter, the WSJ reported.

Church & Dwight is the large company behind well-known

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