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Originally Posted by spanky part 2
This is from 2004
"Exxon Mobil is sending retiring CEO and chair, Lee Raymond, off to his golden years with one of the most lavish exit packages in history, a bonanza worth an estimated $398 million total, according to news reports last week."
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It's still a public company. If people don't like how they are run, they can sell their stock. He made shareholders a fuckload of money, why would he not be compensated for it? I'm more concerned with companies that lose a ton of money and end up giving their CEO's billions in compensation.