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U.S. Plans $500,000 Cap on Executive Pay in Bailouts [NYT]
Gee, How Much Does A Bailed Out Executive Make, Anyway? - The Consumerist 2009
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U.S. Plans $500,000 Cap on Executive Pay in Bailouts [NYT] (Photo: Public Citizen)
Government Imposes $500,000 Executive Pay Cap On Bailed-Out Companies - The Consumerist 2009
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"Bailouts" for investors buying on margin typically aren't needed, because the brokerage usually makes sure it gets paid.
latimes.com - News 2010
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As for the others you mention, they have been receiving 'Bailouts' in various forms for years nut they do not appear so obviously in the Financial Statements.
Latest Articles 2009
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So Dave that means you are against "Bailouts" for Wall Street Assheads, right?
Brownstoner 2009
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In short, it is not as cut and dried as it appears and the hypocrisy of those Pols who are screaming about these 'Bailouts' while setting the stage for the collapse of our Domestic Manufacturing is maddening to those who really understand what has been and continues to go on.
Latest Articles 2009
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Where do the "Bailouts" end If we keep handing out money to every company that fails we won't last very long.
CTV News RSS Feed 2009
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"Bailouts," are desperately needed by many facing the possibility of losing their homes.
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Naturally, every brokerage firm began to offer these high yield opportunities and most of the trillions being spent for "Bailouts" are required because these "sophisticated investors" gambled and lost.
unknown title 2009
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Fear of what default would mean for shaky German banks, holders of €46.5 billion in Greek, Irish, Portuguese and Spanish bonds, has converted Iron Chancellor Merkel into Lady Bountiful of the Bailouts.
Will Spain be a Domino or a Dam? Irwin Stelzer 2011
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