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9. Yup. You know they tip each other off to make moves that would be obvious

Tue May 15, 2012, 12:02 PM

May 2012

violations if they did it with their own companies stocks. Then the favor is repaid at the earliest opportunity.

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From WCCO, our local CBS: Good Question: Why Do CEOs Get Paid So Much To Leave? [View all] myrna minx May 2012 OP

It's an incestuous web of CEOs serving on each other's boards. trotsky May 2012 #3

Socialism for Them Yavin4 May 2012 #10

Our old CEO sharp_stick May 2012 #2

Dick Schulze quit over the Brian Dunn scandal geardaddy May 2012 #4

Interesting development. myrna minx May 2012 #5

Glad they did! geardaddy May 2012 #6

Bad publicity, lawsuits, and get on with life gratuitous May 2012 #7

Hush money pscot May 2012 #8