The U.S. Treasury Department is cutting salaries for the top 25 executives at each of the companies that received government help, including Chrysler and GM. Honda and Hyundai turn a profit. Land Rover is discontinuing its Defender SUV after 61 years on the market. All that and more, plus a look at some of Nissans latest product updates.
Now that's how you cast news.
It's a shame he works at the most biased news channel in America.
wildbloodydragon 2 years ago
TOO bad SO sad... BOOO HOOO for the CEO's...
jaysmic24 2 years ago
Those poor CEO's hahahahahahaha...Breath...HAHAHAHA. I mean seriously what did they expect, they run the company into the ground and don't expect a pay cut? In 2008, Henderson received compensation valued at about $8.7 million. That included a base salary of about $1.7 million, stock options and restricted stock that the company valued at $6.6 million when it was granted. He also received $349,000 in other compensation, including $105,000 in security services. PAY CUTS ARE IN ORDER!
rontonkinkia 2 years ago 2
great job murray. didn't realize you where a news caster until the very end when you said so.
hevvye 2 years ago