VIDEO Rep. Brad Sherman Destroys CNBC Hosts Who Try to Defend AIG
In a showdown between Rep. Brad Sherman and CNBC Mark Haynes and Erin Burnett over the taxes on AIG bonus payments, Sherman destroyed the two hosts who were desperately trying to defend the failed executives who...
AIG or US politicians....who's more incompetent?
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Funny how politicians were all lined up behind this boondoggle just a few weeks ago and now that the public is asking some pointed questions they are morally outraged. Aren't things like the AIG...
No, Please .... Don't Call It a Bonus! It's a 'Retention Award'!
While CEOs of eight banks sat before Congress on February 11, 2009, one of the CEOs there from Morgan Stanley, attempting to justify their questionable actions after having received Troubled Asset Relief Program...
created by Karen Hatter | 43 wks ago | updated 43 wks ago
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681 views | 78 recommendations | 13 comments
Giuliani in Defense of Wall Street Fat Cats
New York - Former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani went on CNN's American Morning on Friday to challenge President Obama's statement that Wall Street executives who awarded themselves $20 billion bonuses as their...
Five-figure bonuses stun employees
"CHICAGO - Dave Tiderman wondered if the decimal point was in the wrong place when he opened his $35,000 company bonus. Jose Rojas saw his $10,000 check and thought, "That can't be right.""The company shared $6.6...
Wall Street executives should not get bonuses, says Obama
With anouncment of his economic team President Elect Barack Obama has indicated his priorities of reviving US Economy. Obama has also said that top bank executive of struggling Wall street...
America Must Rescue the Bonuses at Goldman Sachs
"America Must Rescue the Bonuses at Goldman Sachs: Michael Lewis Commentary by Michael Lewis Sept. 24 (Bloomberg) -- Anyone who caught even a sliver of yesterday's hearings in the U.S. Senate on the proposed Treasury bailout of the mortgage-backed securities market knows that...
$521,000: The average pay of Goldman Sachs employees and that includes sec...
Just in case you thought you were paid enough for what you do...... " They call it Goldmine Sachs. And well they might. Because the Wall Street giant has become the first major investment bank to see its average salary top half a million dollars. ...
created by World_Groove | 1 year ago | updated 1 year ago
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753 views | 20 recommendations | 8 comments
