Yes, but they should be put on a desert island where there is no place to spend it. 

Corporate criminals are having a good year, some are even elected to high office.

Don't get me started.

lock-him-up!!!

Caroline,

Amazing!

It is reminiscent of the Wall Street fiasco.  There windfalls were even larger.

  They should be jailed for life.

Not surprise. Wonder what other perks come along with this?

I don't want to start on this, as it happens way to often

Silly, silly, silly! Maybe the Board of Directors should have to personally fund it! Reality would return quickly!

No way... they should give back their ill-gotten gains and land in the pokey for a lot of years.

$18,000,000.00  or 25 years.

Marissa Mayer got $23M to bring Verizon down also.

Bob Nadallia $230M or 10X more than Mayer.

• John F. Welch Jr.; GE(1981-2001) $417,361,902
• Lee R. Raymond; Exxon Mobil  (1993-2005) $320,599,861
• William D. McGuire; UnitedHealth (1991-2006) $285,996,009
• Edward E. Whitacre Jr.; AT&T (1990-2007) $230,048,463
• John A. Kanas; North Fork Bank (1977-2006) $214,300,000
• Fred Hassan; Schering-Plough, acquired by  (2003-2009) $189,352,324
• Louis V. Gerstner Jr.;  (1993-2002) $189,005,929
• Hank A. McKinnell Jr.; Pfizer Inc. (2001-2006) $188,329,553
• Thomas M. Ryan; CVS Caremark Corp. (1998-2011) $185,415,435
• James M. Kilts; Gillette Co. acquired by Procter and Gamble, (2001-2005) $164,532,192
• Robert J. Ulrich; Target Corp. (1994-2008) $164,162,612
• E. Stanley O’Neal; Merrill Lynch & Co. acquired by Bank of America (2002-2007) $161,500,000
• Jerry A. Grundhofer; U.S. Bancorp (2001-2006) $159,064,090
• Joel F. Gemunder; Omnicare, Inc.)(2001-2010) $146,001,476
• Wallace D. Malone Jr.; Wachovia/South Trust acquired by Wells Fargo (1981-2004) $125,292,818
• George A. L. David; United Technologies Corp. (1994-2008) $122,631,309
• Margaret C. Whitman; eBay Inc. (1998-2008) $120,427,360
• Leonard Schaeffer; WellPoint Health (1992-2004) $119,041,000
• Bob R. Simpson; XTO Energy Inc. acquired by Exxon (1986-2008) $103,485,972

NO money for you!....or the message is: Everyone go for it and if you get caught, get the money. Drug dealers and criminals are already on this program. When a person is poor in spirit, they thirst even if bathing in water

Caroline Gerardo I like your suggestion "sale on handcuffs" for the retirement

Looks like they are set financially.

No way, how can they pay him for his mess up?

Caroline Gerardo - your picture has the answer.....

Not only that, they also sold company stock before disclosing the security breach to the public! Criminal!

Yes.  They earned it.

Yes, for striped suits and a 5x10 cell

NO. They need to be in prison.

They should be put on ankle monitor until the money issue/stock sale can be determined.

Why is that A hole not in JAIL!!!!!

Private companies can pay their employees whatever they want and I don't see how that's any of our business.

Typical golden parachute corporate BS.

Depends on what their contract states.  However - if convicted of a crime - they should forfeit the fruits of the crime...

I do not know.

Ugh, don't even get me started! I think they did that because they all know they're going to jail and needed to make sure their families were taken care of with the retirement checks.

Not my call but he is giving up a lot more by not being there.