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With outrageous amounts of executive compensation running into tens of or hundreds of millons, behaviour of executives involved has changed from ethical to unethical depending on the ethical base of the person involved.
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Wall Street Bonuses Are an Outrage
Wall Street Journal 02.04.2009
Documents Show AIG Knew Of Problems With Valuations
Wall Street Journal 10.11.2008
E.U. Seeks Global Agreement on Bonus Curbs
New York Times 09.17.2009
Fed Considers Sweeping Rules to Regulate Pay at Banks
New York Times 09.19.2009
Fed's Plan on Banker Pay Divides Industry
Wall Street Journal 09.19.2009
Fed Abandons Its Reserve on Banker Pay
Wall Street Journal 09.19.2009
What the Stress Tests Didn’t Predict
New York Times 08.23.2009
U.S. to Order Pay Cuts at Firms That Got Most Aid
New York Times 10.22.2009
Fed Hits Banks With Sweeping Pay Limits
Wall Street Journal 10.23.2009
Wall Street Journal 01.15.2010
Did New Rules Worsen Pay Situation?
Wall Street Journal 11.29.2010
U.S. Considers New Push on Bank Pay
Wall Street Journal 12.19.2010
On Street, Pay Vaults to Record Altitude
Wall Street Journal 02.02.2011
Letters: Working Hard, Yes, but for Fair Pay?
New York Times 11.26.2011
Donât Tax the Rich. Tax Inequality Itself.
New York Times 12.18.2011
J&J Chief To Receive $143 Million Farewell
Wall Street Journal 03.15.2012
In Chief Executives Pay, a Rich Game of Thrones
New York Times 04.07.2012
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