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Post by Guest Sun Apr 10, 2011 12:36 pm

HAPPY days are back — in the corner office, at least.

After shrinking during the 2008-9 recession, paychecks for top American executives are growing again — in many cases, significantly so.

Rarely has the view from the corner office seemed so at odds with the view from the street corner. At a time when millions of Americans are trying to hang on to homes and millions more are trying to hang on to jobs, the chief executives of major corporations like 3M, General Electric and Cisco Systems are making as much today as they were before the recession hit. Indeed, some are making even more.

  • Jacobs Engineering Group Incorporated
    Cisco Systems Inc
    Viacom Inc
    General Electric Co
    KeyCorp
    Capital One Financial Corporation
    Ford Motor Co
    Emerson Electric Company
    Minnesota Mining & Manufacturing Company
    Goldman Sachs Group Inc
    Hewlett-Packard Co
    Beazer Homes USA Inc
    Oracle Corp
    Occidental Petroleum Corporation

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Post by Dazed&Confused Sun Apr 10, 2011 3:25 pm

It all stinks of something out of a toilet.,,makes me so darn mad, I could spit. D&C
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