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Bloomberg News Robert Nardelli, now at Cerberus Mr. Nardelli's next big job— running Chrysler LLC—also ended badly.

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Last but not least, you have to admire Nardelli's diabolical genius: he was able to walk away from his legacy of incompetence and mediocrity with over $240 million in compensation.

Round 42: Home Depot vs Wellpoint - The Consumerist 2008

Warranty Commitment Program Obama's remarks Monday on auto-industry restructuring GM CEO Wagoner's statement on his resignation GM's Fritz Henderson's statement on challenges ahead Nardelli's remarks on state of proposed Chrysler-Fiat alliance Sending GM and Chrysler into bankruptcy isn't a done deal.

U.S. Threatens Bankruptcy for GM, Chrysler 2009

Warranty Commitment Program Obama's remarks Monday on auto-industry restructuring GM CEO Wagoner's statement on his resignation GM's Fritz Henderson's statement on challenges ahead Nardelli's remarks on state of proposed Chrysler-Fiat alliance A key ingredient is getting the UAW to agree to an entirely new labor contract, including major reductions in health-care benefits, according to several people involved in the matter.

Bankruptcy Leads Possible Plans for GM, Chrysler 2009

To those critics who see it as one more step in the slide from free-market capitalism to wholesale looting, I say: What do you really know about Nardelli's circumstances?

Barbara Ehrenreich: Home Depot's CEO-Size Tip 2008

So what if Home Depot's stock fell from $50 to $41 on Nardelli's watch?

Barbara Ehrenreich: Home Depot's CEO-Size Tip 2008

The sad thing is that if the Big Three has thought in terms of real global trends -- in oil prices, in changing attitudes about global warming -- instead of dispensing smokescreens such as Nardelli's "globality," Detroit might be providing leadership rather than lurching toward its imminent demise.

Matthew DeBord: "Globality" and the U.S. Car Business Go Down for the Count 2008

When Nardelli's hiring was announced, the stock price jumped 4% and kept rising into the next proxy season, by which time all the details of Nardelli's pay structure, including his severance, had been thoroughly disclosed.

CEOs Aren't Overpaid 2008

The best thing you can say about Nardelli's reign is that he didn't screw up the minivan.

Matthew DeBord: "Globality" and the U.S. Car Business Go Down for the Count 2008

Possibly they're trying to send a message to us stingy 20 percent-ers: that 300 percent (based on Nardelli's $64 million earnings over his six year tenure) is more like it.

Barbara Ehrenreich: Home Depot's CEO-Size Tip 2008