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Nardelli. But he's got plenty of cash after he raped Home Depot.
Mullaly is the highest paid CEO there, but a large margin. Wagoneer cut his pay 50% for a few years and the Board reinstated his full sallary this past October. He said he would do it again. |
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I currently own 200 shares, and have taken a large loss, as have family members. I took my vacation time as part of my 2 weeks, I still have about 30ish hrs left. As for "sexing" my gf, in grown up world, adults have jobs. She is one of thoes people that tend to work between the hours of 9 to 5. Shouldnt you be getting hammerd and falling into curbs? |
I think all of them have PLENTY of cash, AL. Not just Nardelli. :shrug:
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Sure they do. Mullaly got a nice going away present on top of being the highest paid CEO there. Rick has been part of GM for a while, no doubt and Nardelli is also getting a good chunk of change.
IMO, Chrysler should have let Jim Press, former Pesident of Toyota North America and the former highest ranking outsider inside Toyota who is now part of Chrysler. |
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200 shares, that's like 600 dollars in today's price, right? WOW aren't you the big spender in something you believe in! You do not want to sacrifice your money but MY money is ok, cool beans! There's time before and after 9 and 5 too! And btw not everyone works from 9 to 5. I do not get hammered anymore, so big fail on your part. Not as large as GM fail though. |
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No, its not a lot, and yeah thats a big loss. Quote:
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Here is some other info.. CNBC has been tracking the number more closely than others. Their total ( allocated and or spent) for the USA IS 4.23 trillion dollars - as of 14 0r 17 NOV 2008. Lets see.... one trillion equals 1,000 billion....... so 4,230,000,000,000 for 'The Financial Sector' and in terms of spent for Automotive.....ZIP. 'Promised'....... 50 biilion, reneged on 25 billion and 25 billion stuck in limbo at the DOE..... yep, close enough for Government work - especially this one. So 4,230,000,000,000 vs 25,000,000,000 is a ratio of 4,230:25 Or 169.2:1 Oh and that 169.2 is a 'gimme' and the "1" is an interest bearing loan. |
GM, Ford Executives Say No To $1 Salary In Exchange For Government Aid
11/19 3:06 am (ON) Story 0837 (F, GM) By Josh Mitchell and Siobhan Hughes Of DOW JONES NEWSWIRES WASHINGTON -(Dow Jones)- The chief executives of General Motors Corp. (GM) and Ford Motor Co. (F) said Wednesday they wouldn't accept a $1 salary in exchange for government aid to their imperiled companies, as the head of the former Chrysler Corp. did a generation ago. During a hearing Wednesday, a member of the House Financial Services Committee told Rick Wagoner of GM and Alan Mulally of Ford that reducing their annual salaries to $1 would be an important symbolic gesture as they lobby for $25 billion in loans funded by tax dollars. Chrysler's Lee Iacocca worked for that wage when his company was bailed out by the government in the 1980s. "I'm willing to do what I've been doing," Wagoner said, saying he has already accepted a significant wage decrease and given up other forms of compensation. But he stopped short of saying he would accept a $1 salary. Mulally said: "I understand your point about the symbol. But I think, not just for me, but we're trying to fill a skilled and motivated team." Pressed on whether he would work for $1 a year, Mulally said, "I think I'm OK where I am." The chief executive of Chrysler LLC, Robert Nardelli, had said Tuesday he would be willing to work under that salary as a condition for a federal bailout package. -By Josh Mitchell, Dow Jones Newswires; |
Throw that article with the taking of thier private jets article into the fire would you?
Them taking a salary of a dollar would be worthless and is more symbolisim then anything else. |
So they want my money, but do not want to sacrifice their own money? :lol:
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Yes, thats it. They want to continue to fly in thier private jets, and they want to bath in tax payers money while their companies fall around them.
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EDIT* If you find 100 million people to support you, you only have to donate 250 bucks each. I'm sure GM would open an account for "donations", if you ask them nicely. Now go have a bawl! You, almost single handed, can be responsible for the saving of the Big 3, you can be famous, man!!! |
Mad max time!
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I think if they took the $1 salaries it would have gone over very well with the general public and would have swung the pendulum in the Big 3's favor. Too late now.
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so stfu and stop being an arrogant/sarcastic prick. |
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Don't know how credible Canadian newspapers are but anyways.
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