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LiberalAndProud

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5. I suspect Mr. Johnson has reviewed his contract.

Reply to TeamPooka (Reply #4)

Sat Jul 7, 2012, 04:43 AM

Jul 2012

What is astonishing is that more CEOs don't follow this track. There are some who would have done far less financial harm to the stockholders had they done so.

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Duke Energy CEO Bill Johnson resigns after one day, gets $44 million in severance [View all] Ichingcarpenter Jul 2012 OP

... Fumesucker Jul 2012 #1

Remarkaballs. n/t PoliticAverse Jul 2012 #2

unbelievaBULL SHIT for that. Can I get that too? 44 million for one day! Suji to Seoul Jul 2012 #3

Duke/Progress shareholders may have something to say about this... TeamPooka Jul 2012 #4

I suspect Mr. Johnson has reviewed his contract. LiberalAndProud Jul 2012 #5

I bet ya $5 this is how he pulled that one off..... kooljerk666 Jul 2012 #6

Better than robbing a bank! And all legal. dmosh42 Jul 2012 #7

I say we haul them all in for questioning Spitfire of ATJ Jul 2012 #8

He needs to be The Wizard Jul 2012 #9

Imagine what he would have gotten if he'd "worked" for TWO days! Buns_of_Fire Jul 2012 #10

Poor fella ... because he resigned, he won't get unemployment. Sad. So sad. TahitiNut Jul 2012 #11

my heart bleeds for him... Blue_Tires Jul 2012 #13

The headline is misleading. TalkingDog Jul 2012 #12