CEO who gained notoriety for raising minimum salary to $70,000 resigns amid misconduct allegations (The Washington Post)

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The CEO of Gravity Payments, Dan Price, made headlines in 2015 when he raised the minimum salary for all his employees to $70,000, but The Washington Post reported that Price stepped down amid allegations of misconduct and assault. Price said he resigned from the Seattle-based company he started in order to fight what he says are false allegations being made against him.

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