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GM Execs Reportedly Won't Get Bonuses
Thursday March 29, 9:55 am ET
GM Reportedly Will Not Pay Executives Bonuses for Second Straight Year
NEW YORK (AP) -- Auto maker General Motors Corp. will not pay cash bonuses to its executives this year, according to newspaper reports Thursday.
General Motors reported a loss of $2 billion in 2006, compared to a $10.4 billion loss in 2005. The company did not pay bonuses in 2005 either. GM would not say if the decision was related to upcoming contract talks with the United Automobile Workers union, The Detroit News and The New York Times reported.
Earlier this week, American Airlines employees voiced irritation when AMR Corp. decided to award $21 million in stock bonuses at a time when airline employees were working at reduced wages.
General Motors shares rose 43 cents, or 1.4 percent to $31.67 in morning trading on the New York Stock Exchange, where they have ranged from $19 to $37.24 in the past year. The share price has risen $9.09, or 41 percent, over that time.
GM Execs Reportedly Won't Get Bonuses
Thursday March 29, 9:55 am ET
GM Reportedly Will Not Pay Executives Bonuses for Second Straight Year
NEW YORK (AP) -- Auto maker General Motors Corp. will not pay cash bonuses to its executives this year, according to newspaper reports Thursday.
General Motors reported a loss of $2 billion in 2006, compared to a $10.4 billion loss in 2005. The company did not pay bonuses in 2005 either. GM would not say if the decision was related to upcoming contract talks with the United Automobile Workers union, The Detroit News and The New York Times reported.
Earlier this week, American Airlines employees voiced irritation when AMR Corp. decided to award $21 million in stock bonuses at a time when airline employees were working at reduced wages.
General Motors shares rose 43 cents, or 1.4 percent to $31.67 in morning trading on the New York Stock Exchange, where they have ranged from $19 to $37.24 in the past year. The share price has risen $9.09, or 41 percent, over that time.