America's Highest-Paid CEOs (Photos)
These are the 10 corporate head honchos who earned the most money in 2010.

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These are the 10 corporate head honchos who earned the most money in 2010.
From left: Bloomberg via Getty Images; Getty Images; Bloomberg via Getty Images

Company: GAMCO Investors
Industry: Capital Markets
Total Compensation*: $56.6 million
*In 2010, according to data compiled by GMI
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Company: Aetna
Industry: Health Care
Total Compensation*: $57.8 million
*In 2010, according to data compiled by GMI
Joshua Prezant / Bloomberg via Getty Images

Company: Vornado Realty Trust
Industry: Real-Estate Investment Trusts
Total Compensation*: $64.4 million
*In 2010, according to data compiled by GMI
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Company: Polo Ralph Lauren
Industry: Apparel & Luxury Goods
Total Compensation*: $66.6 million
*In 2010, according to data compiled by GMI
Evan Agostini / Getty Images

Company: General Growth Properties
Industry: Real-Estate Investment Trusts
Total Compensation*: $66.7 million
*In 2010, according to data compiled by GMI
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Company: CVS Caremark
Industry: Retail
Total Compensation*: $68.1 million
*In 2010, according to data compiled by GMI
Stew Milne / AP Photos

Company: Verisk Analytics
Industry: Professional Services
Total Compensation*: $69.4 million
*In 2010, according to data compiled by GMI
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Company: TRW Automotive Holdings
Industry: Auto Components
Total Compensation*: $76.8 million
*In 2010, according to data compiled by GMI
Carlos Osorio / AP Photos

Company: Omnicare
Industry: Health Care
Total Compensation*: $98.3 million
*In 2010, according to data compiled by GMI
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Company: McKesson Corp.
Industry: Health Care
Total Compensation*: $145.3 million
*In 2010, according to data compiled by GMI
George Nikitin / AP Photos
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