Fired Yahoo Exec Gets $58M for 15 Months of Work

Why should anyone care how much severance pay an ousted executive receives from a private company?? .. :cool:

Right, because unlike the minimum wage, the costs of executive compensation packages do not get passed on to the consumer in the form of higher prices.
 
Still, it's their business and they can do what they want.

If this causes their product to become too over priced and people quit buying that's the companies problem.

Not yours or mine. ... :cool:
 
Why should anyone care how much severance pay an ousted executive receives from a private company?? .. :cool:

Right, because unlike the minimum wage, the costs of executive compensation packages do not get passed on to the consumer in the form of higher prices.

Don't do business with Yahoo!. Don't use their products and don't invest in their company.

Now you have nothing to be upset about. See how easy that was?
 
Convoluted logic causes low information liberals to believe there is a connection between severence pay in a private company and government control over wages.
 
Cons fight the minimum wage, but love lazy lame executives getting $58 million for doing a shitty job for 15 months. That's why they're called cons.

Fired Yahoo Exec Gets $58M for 15 Months of Work - NBC News


You are a moron. The Big Tech execs have by and large been Dem supporters, and big Obama fans.

It's very typical that once people become very rich, they try to "buy indulgences" by supporting liberal causes and policies which help them stay rich, but prevent others from having the opportunity to do so.
 
You are a moron. The Big Tech execs have by and large been Dem supporters, and big Obama fans.

It's very typical that once people become very rich, they try to "buy indulgences" by supporting liberal causes and policies which help them stay rich, but prevent others from having the opportunity to do so.

Particularly in the tech industry: Google, Facebook, Microsoft, and Yahoo!. Those companies in Sillicon Valley are overrun with far left Marxist types.
 
Here you go, hangover. Sip on this.

New Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer is also a prolific Obama bundler, according to a list of top Obama campaign fundraisers obtained by The New York Times.

According to the document, Mayer has raised $112,400 for Obama’s reelection and $386,000since 2007 for the president. She is listed by her former title, Vice president for search products and user experience at Google.


http://www.buzzfeed.com/zekejmiller/yahoo-ceo-marissa-mayer-is-an-obama-bundler
 
Why should anyone care how much severance pay an ousted executive receives from a private company?? .. :cool:

Right, because unlike the minimum wage, the costs of executive compensation packages do not get passed on to the consumer in the form of higher prices.

Yahoo sells advertising. Care to explain why I should care if some company, whose ads I block anyway, pays 1.5 cents per click instead of 1.4 cents per click?
 
If there was not socialism for the rich I would not care, but since the federal govt. has money influence problems and makes sure that sequester is only for the common man, and to big to fail bailouts are for the rich and greedy, with the common mans taxes , it is an issue...
 
Cons fight the minimum wage, but love lazy lame executives getting $58 million for doing a shitty job for 15 months. That's why they're called cons.

Fired Yahoo Exec Gets $58M for 15 Months of Work - NBC News


You are a moron. The Big Tech execs have by and large been Dem supporters, and big Obama fans.

It's very typical that once people become very rich, they try to "buy indulgences" by supporting liberal causes and policies which help them stay rich, but prevent others from having the opportunity to do so.

It isn't just the execs, the tech industry itself is mostly left wing, and are quite willing to put their money behind liberal causes.

Brendan Eich, the co-founder of Mozilla Corp. and its newly appointed CEO, resigned his position Thursday after less than two weeks on the job. Eich stepped down following a controversy over his $1,000 donation in support of Proposition 8, the 2008 ballot measure that banned same-sex marriage in California.
Since Eich became CEO, both Mozilla employees and external groups registered their discontent with his appointment. The dating website OkCupid supplanted its regular landing page for users of Mozilla’s Firefox browser and encouraged them to download another browser instead.
My purpose here is not to weigh in on the ethics of Eich’s resignation or the protests of his appointment (see Andrew Sullivan and Will Oremus for different views on those topics). But I can provide some context about just how unusual Eich’s financial support of Proposition 8 was in Silicon Valley.
Proposition 8 passed with 52 percent of the vote in 2008, although it was opposed by 56 percent of voters in Santa Clara County and 62 percent of voters in San Mateo County, which are the two most associated with Silicon Valley. However, technology companies have a reputation for being liberal or libertarian on social issues, even by California standards.

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How Rare Are Anti-Gay-Marriage Donations in Silicon Valley? | FiveThirtyEight
 
If there was not socialism for the rich I would not care, but since the federal govt. has money influence problems and makes sure that sequester is only for the common man, and to big to fail bailouts are for the rich and greedy, with the common mans taxes , it is an issue...

plz link where yahoo gets tax money.

I know they are in obamas pockets, so it should be easy to follow the money
 

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