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Goldman's Magnanimous Seven
Seven of its top executives have taken a massive salary cut from $67 million plus to just $600,000 per year. If they take you to lunch, be prepared to go Dutch. A picture guide to their earnings, wives, homes, and hobbies.
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Finally, Good News for Newspapers
Before joining the Daily Beast, Ross Goldberg worked as a staff reporter on the New York Sun's city desk, where he covered courts as well as general assignments. In college, he served as managing editor of the Yale Daily News.
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pacifistgunslinger
Add up their 2007 salaries and they could have done most of the bailout themselves. I'll think of their plight as I file for unemployment benefits.
Rhythm
What? $67million? Greed at it's finest! Perhaps if they hadn't raped the company in the previous years they would not be in such a dire predicament.
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