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Time Warner Cable CEO Rob Marcus will be compensated $79.9M for 42 days worth of 'work' (Original Post) Earth_First Mar 2014 OP
In fairness BeyondGeography Mar 2014 #1
WTF? RC Mar 2014 #2
You know the worst thing about this? SomethingFishy Mar 2014 #3
K&R redqueen Mar 2014 #4
I've given up hope that the vast sea of ignoramuses that constitute Warren Stupidity Mar 2014 #5
He earned it because he got lucky and God gave it to him jsr Mar 2014 #6
... as long as he's at home between noon and 2 PM. lpbk2713 Mar 2014 #7
That is disgusting. nt City Lights Mar 2014 #8
 

RC

(25,592 posts)
2. WTF?
Fri Mar 21, 2014, 09:57 AM
Mar 2014
Compensation experts contend that golden parachutes can be in the best interests of shareholders. Without one, a chief executive might not want to sell the company and lose his salary.


Where, in all this, is the customer that is paying for it all? The modern big corporate setup is more like the fiefdoms of old. Only those at the top are entitled. The rest of us are just useful pawns and resources to be exploited.
 

Warren Stupidity

(48,181 posts)
5. I've given up hope that the vast sea of ignoramuses that constitute
Fri Mar 21, 2014, 10:22 AM
Mar 2014

the American electorate will ever awaken from their tv-drone trance and vote to put these fuckers back in their place. Absent a total collapse of the system, and we came close in 2008, nothing much is going to change. Even worse, given the mindset of these yahoos, the change that would come from a collapse would be much closer to Germany 1930-33 than FDR's New Deal.

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