Comments on: MCI chief's severance deal nears $40 million

Should he leave Verizon post-merger, Michael Capellas stands to get a package far sweeter than the one he got when he departed HP.

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Damn. How much money can these executives suck out of companies?

Their a drain on productive people.

[ordaj]

Damn. How much money can these executives suck out of companies?

Their a drain on productive people.

[ordaj]

Damn. How much money can these executives suck out of companies?

Their a drain on productive people.

[ordaj]

Damn. How much money can these executives suck out of companies?

Their a drain on productive people.

And in other news...

...millions of people are left homeless and jobless because of hurricane Katrina. MCI and Verizon however, have donated $10,000 dollars to help in relief efforts. Michael Cappelles, CEO of MCI said "we need to sacrafice for the good of those who need help." Mr. Cappelles himself has donated $1,000 to the effort.

It is time for some major reform. We have our priorities all wrong.

And in other news...

...millions of people are left homeless and jobless because of hurricane Katrina. MCI and Verizon however, have donated $10,000 dollars to help in relief efforts. Michael Cappelles, CEO of MCI said "we need to sacrafice for the good of those who need help." Mr. Cappelles himself has donated $1,000 to the effort.

It is time for some major reform. We have our priorities all wrong.

And in other news...

...millions of people are left homeless and jobless because of hurricane Katrina. MCI and Verizon however, have donated $10,000 dollars to help in relief efforts. Michael Cappelles, CEO of MCI said "we need to sacrafice for the good of those who need help." Mr. Cappelles himself has donated $1,000 to the effort.

It is time for some major reform. We have our priorities all wrong.

And in other news...

...millions of people are left homeless and jobless because of hurricane Katrina. MCI and Verizon however, have donated $10,000 dollars to help in relief efforts. Michael Cappelles, CEO of MCI said "we need to sacrafice for the good of those who need help." Mr. Cappelles himself has donated $1,000 to the effort.

It is time for some major reform. We have our priorities all wrong.