Posted on 31 May 2017. Tags: CEO Compensation, Democrats, Henry Kissinger, Kimberly Ellis, Wage Theft, War Crimes
It’s an action-packed podcast. I look at the daily stealing of workers’ wages, to the tune of billions of dollars—right in time for an annual deep-dive to look at a big hike in CEO pay in 2016. There is also breaking news on what could be another chapter in Democratic Party insider shenanigans—was there fraud […]
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Posted on 09 June 2014. Tags: Bud Crystal, CEO Compensation, Equilar, Greed, Leslie Moonves
Well, it’s the usual report from the pig fest AKA the annual analysis of CEO pay. Each year brings a ceiling-shattering example of greed. This year, it’s Charif Souki. Oh, and there is another gem to share as well.
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Posted in General Interest
Posted on 09 January 2010. Tags: AIG, CEO Compensation, Federal Reserve Board, Timothy Geithner
A fundamental right of a functioning democracy is the right of the people to know what the government is doing–particularly with the peoples money. Let’s not be naive: we all have lived through many chapters in the country’s history where we do not know, in advance or in real-time, what the government does in […]
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Posted on 30 December 2009. Tags: AIG, Bailout, CEO Compensation, Greed, Taxpayers, Unemployment
A quick post today on the run…someone is going to have a nice holiday haul thanks to you (from The Wall Street Journal): American International Group Inc. is preparing to pay its outgoing general counsel Anastasia Kelly several million dollars in severance after she resigned over federal pay curbs, according to people familiar with […]
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Posted on 16 December 2009. Tags: AIG, CEO Compensation, Food Stamps, Greed, Unemployment
To understand how out of touch some of the people at the helm of large businesses are, consider the following contrast today. First, the nation’s ranks of unemployed–which have been swelled by the irresponsible behavior of, if I may quote the president, "fat-cat bankers"–are in dire straights: More than half of the nation’s unemployed […]
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