This is a unique situation, and thus possibly subject to unique regulation. But if the US Government wants to dictate compensation, I think they should follow the rules. The US is a stockholder in these companies. What do other stockholders in other companies do when they want to change a company? They join the board of directors and hold a meeting, then place their one vote. If the board agrees, the vote will show it. And the change will be made.
This is the first communique from this clown since being appointed CEO. He’s been too busy supervising the harvesting of his vineyards in Croatia and vacationing in his mansion there to worry about AIG. Isn’t it funny how the rich old pus bags on boards of directors keep re-appointing their cronies to solve major problems? You can’t solve 21st century problems with 20th centry solutions. Get someone younger who wants to accomplish something other than feed his ego.
That’s gotta be the point. If these folks sense their years of leaching unreal salaries are coming to a close, they’ll bail/collapse under the weight of their previous capricious spending habits/debts, and talented young people (who know what a pivot table is and how to use it!),THRILLED to work for up to $500k, will step right up!
This is a unique situation, and thus possibly subject to unique regulation. But if the US Government wants to dictate compensation, I think they should follow the rules. The US is a stockholder in these companies. What do other stockholders in other companies do when they want to change a company? They join the board of directors and hold a meeting, then place their one vote. If the board agrees, the vote will show it. And the change will be made.
LOL – you still don’t get it do you? Do you think these bailouts are business as usual? Greedy x*##s!
:-) you need some enlightenment. enjoy.
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-515319560256183936#s
http://www.deepcapture.com/michael-milken-60000-deaths-and-the-story-of-dendreon/
http://www.rollingstone.com/politics/story/29127316/the_great_american_bubble_machine/print
ABANDON SHIP!!!!
This is the first communique from this clown since being appointed CEO. He’s been too busy supervising the harvesting of his vineyards in Croatia and vacationing in his mansion there to worry about AIG. Isn’t it funny how the rich old pus bags on boards of directors keep re-appointing their cronies to solve major problems? You can’t solve 21st century problems with 20th centry solutions. Get someone younger who wants to accomplish something other than feed his ego.
That’s gotta be the point. If these folks sense their years of leaching unreal salaries are coming to a close, they’ll bail/collapse under the weight of their previous capricious spending habits/debts, and talented young people (who know what a pivot table is and how to use it!),THRILLED to work for up to $500k, will step right up!