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Obama set to slash executives' salaries

Source: Chicago Tribune
Washington : DC : USA | about 1 month ago  
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U.S. President Obama at the Joint Terrorism Task Force in New York
The Obama administration plans to significantly cut the pay of executives at the seven companies that have received the most bailout money, reacting to a growing outcry about huge new bonuses and other compensation at firms propped up by taxpayer dollars, according to people familiar with the decision....
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  • News Source: Seattle Times | about 1 month ago
    Smaller companies and those that repaid the bailout money, including Goldman Sachs Group and JPMorgan Chase, are not affected.
  • News Source: The Indianapolis Star | about 1 month ago
    The Obama administration plans to order companies that have received exceptionally large amounts of bailout money from the government to slash compensation for their highest-paid executives by about half on average, according to people familiar with...
  • News Source: Epoch Times | about 1 month ago
    Bailed-Out Corporate Execs to Take Steep Pay Cuts Executives and top-level employees at seven companies receiving bailout payments—including Citigroup Inc. and General Motors Co.—must take 50 percent pay cuts, according to reports citing U.S...
  • News Source: San Francisco Chronicle | about 1 month ago
    This person said Wednesday that the Treasury Department will announce the deep pay cuts within the next few days. Kenneth Feinberg, the special master at Treasury appointed by President Obama to handle compensation issues at the seven firms getting...
  • News Source: Pittsburgh Post-Gazette | about 1 month ago
    Responding to the furor over executive pay at companies bailed out with taxpayer money, the Obama administration will order the firms that received the most aid to slash compensation to their highest-paid employees, an official involved in the...
  • News Source: Chicago Tribune | about 1 month ago
    The Obama administration plans to significantly cut the pay of executives at the seven companies that have received the most bailout money, reacting to a growing outcry about huge new bonuses and other compensation at firms propped up by taxpayer...
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  • Blog Source: www.egmcartech.com
    A total of seven companies will be asked to cut annual salaries of their 25 highest-paid executives by an average of about 90 percent form last year. Sources say that the U.S. Treasury Department will announce deep pay cuts within the next ... Pay
  • Blog Source: blog.dealerdex.com
    The Obama administration plans to order companies that received huge government bailouts to sharply cut the compensation of their highest-paid executives, according to a person familiar with the decision.
  • Blog Source: www.huffingtonpost.com
    This person said Wednesday that the Treasury Department will announce the deep pay cuts within the next few days. Kenneth Feinberg, the special master at Treasury appointed by Obama to handle compensation issues at the seven firms getting ... The
  • Blog Source: blog.taragana.com
    Rattner described his six-month stint leading the auto task force, which pushed GM and Chrysler into quick bankruptcies last summer with the help of billions of dollars in federal aid. The task force won concessions from the union, ...
  • Blog Source: forum.pafoa.org
    Obama Administration to Order Steep Pay Cuts for Bailed-Out Companies Under the plan, the seven companies that received the most government aid will have to cut annual salaries by about 90 percent from last year for the 25 highest-paid executives. ...
  • Blog Source: zikkir.com
    The top 25 executives at General Motors Co., Chrysler Group LLC, GMAC and Chrysler Financial could face pay cuts under the Obama administration's latest plan to rein in compensation to companies that still owe billions to the government. ... U.S.
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