How would you like this deal? Your job requires you to be in two distant cities at times during the year. So, having a few extra dollars and disliking life in a hotel room, you decide to buy or rent a house in each city. If you are the CEO of a Fortune 1000 or other public company, the chances are good that you can have the company pay you for living in your own house, even it's only for a few days a month. That’s what more and more companies are doing. For example, Time Warner pays its CEO $9,500,000 a year, yet he feels the need for $48,000 more to pay the rent for his apartment in LA, whether or not he spends much time in it. Michael Eisner of Disney has a better deal: he gets $120,000 a year for his
How do you spell greed? A public company CEO.
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In spite of NCLB...I can spell "greed" :
i - m - m - o - r - a - l
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