2011-01-22 — bloomberg.com
"The company announced 2010 bonuses of almost $50 million for 15 other senior executives. Six of them, including newly promoted Chief Operating Officer John Havens, also shared “stock salary†last year worth more than $37 million on an annualized basis, according to a Sep. 24 filing. Pandit declined a bonus for the year."
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catherine at 04:41 2011-01-23 said:
spend all that TAX MONEY wisely boys, you are in line with COUNTRIES AND STATES NOW, you think we will just keep you afloat, but it is you vs. CA, you vs. NY, YOU VS. IRELAND AND SPAIN............you vs. poor poor retireees :roll: :idea: think you are really that strong boys, DO YA FEEL LUCKY????? think we are going to continue to poor money into YOUR BONUS ACCOUNTS???? we are watching you blow this money as if it were THE GOOD OLD DAYS, but you don't get it that the rules are changed............. putting Daley and Immelt in power WON'T SAVE ANYTHING, the money is gone............ all those people on unemployment - (I have said 25%--Trump even said 30% this week, that crazy man, where is the ACTMABB???) AREN'T PAYING to buy the garbage anymore, aren't paying taxes anymore............aren't buying crap from China anymore.................. the big boys don't understand yet, in about 12 months they will get the WELL IS DRY................ and then we will see how they act.......... Permalinkachtung at 04:48 2011-01-23 said:
http://ml-implode.com/viewnews/2011-01-22_CitigroupsPanditGetsaRaiseMorganStanleysGormanSettlesforLess.htmlPandit did an amazing job turning Citi around, paying back Tarp funds, and reducing the size of this Formerly Bad bank. We need more executives dedicated to reducing the size of these "to big to fail" institutions. Permalink
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