Rick Wagoner, General Motors
Three-point turn? Wagoner has been promising for years to whip GM into shape, but a weakening U.S. market has investors wondering if GM will run out of time.
Why others are miserable: Analysts expect to see the company raise more capital, even with shares having lost two-thirds of their value over the past year and the ratings agencies threatening further downgrades. Job cuts will reach well into the thousands - even assuming further restructurings aren't in the offing.
What he makes: $14.4 million
What shareholders have lost: $11.5 billion (65%)
Misery Index: 79
NEXT: Mel Karmazin, Sirius
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Rick Wagoner, General Motors
Three-point turn? Wagoner has been promising for years to whip GM into shape, but a weakening U.S. market has investors wondering if GM will run out of time.
Why others are miserable: Analysts expect to see the company raise more capital, even with shares having lost two-thirds of their value over the past year and the ratings agencies threatening further downgrades. Job cuts will reach well into the thousands - even assuming further restructurings aren't in the offing.
What he makes: $14.4 million
What shareholders have lost: $11.5 billion (65%)
Misery Index: 79
NEXT: Mel Karmazin, Sirius
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Rick Wagoner, General Motors
Three-point turn? Wagoner has been promising for years to whip GM into shape, but a weakening U.S. market has investors wondering if GM will run out of time.
Why others are miserable: Analysts expect to see the company raise more capital, even with shares having lost two-thirds of their value over the past year and the ratings agencies threatening further downgrades. Job cuts will reach well into the thousands - even assuming further restructurings aren't in the offing.
What he makes: $14.4 million
What shareholders have lost: $11.5 billion (65%)
Misery Index: 79
NEXT: Mel Karmazin, Sirius
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Rick Wagoner, General Motors
Three-point turn? Wagoner has been promising for years to whip GM into shape, but a weakening U.S. market has investors wondering if GM will run out of time.
Why others are miserable: Analysts expect to see the company raise more capital, even with shares having lost two-thirds of their value over the past year and the ratings agencies threatening further downgrades. Job cuts will reach well into the thousands - even assuming further restructurings aren't in the offing.
What he makes: $14.4 million
What shareholders have lost: $11.5 billion (65%)
Misery Index: 79
NEXT: Mel Karmazin, Sirius
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Rick Wagoner, General Motors
Three-point turn? Wagoner has been promising for years to whip GM into shape, but a weakening U.S. market has investors wondering if GM will run out of time.
Why others are miserable: Analysts expect to see the company raise more capital, even with shares having lost two-thirds of their value over the past year and the ratings agencies threatening further downgrades. Job cuts will reach well into the thousands - even assuming further restructurings aren't in the offing.
What he makes: $14.4 million
What shareholders have lost: $11.5 billion (65%)
Misery Index: 79
NEXT: Mel Karmazin, Sirius
Rick Wagoner, General Motors
Three-point turn? Wagoner has been promising for years to whip GM into shape, but a weakening U.S. market has investors wondering if GM will run out of time.
Why others are miserable: Analysts expect to see the company raise more capital, even with shares having lost two-thirds of their value over the past year and the ratings agencies threatening further downgrades. Job cuts will reach well into the thousands - even assuming further restructurings aren't in the offing.
What he makes: $14.4 million
What shareholders have lost: $11.5 billion (65%)
Misery Index: 79
NEXT: Mel Karmazin, Sirius
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Rick Wagoner, General Motors
Three-point turn? Wagoner has been promising for years to whip GM into shape, but a weakening U.S. market has investors wondering if GM will run out of time.
Why others are miserable: Analysts expect to see the company raise more capital, even with shares having lost two-thirds of their value over the past year and the ratings agencies threatening further downgrades. Job cuts will reach well into the thousands - even assuming further restructurings aren't in the offing.
What he makes: $14.4 million
What shareholders have lost: $11.5 billion (65%)
Misery Index: 79
NEXT: Mel Karmazin, Sirius
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Rick Wagoner, General Motors
Three-point turn? Wagoner has been promising for years to whip GM into shape, but a weakening U.S. market has investors wondering if GM will run out of time.
Why others are miserable: Analysts expect to see the company raise more capital, even with shares having lost two-thirds of their value over the past year and the ratings agencies threatening further downgrades. Job cuts will reach well into the thousands - even assuming further restructurings aren't in the offing.
What he makes: $14.4 million
What shareholders have lost: $11.5 billion (65%)
Misery Index: 79
NEXT: Mel Karmazin, Sirius
Rick Wagoner, General Motors
Three-point turn? Wagoner has been promising for years to whip GM into shape, but a weakening U.S. market has investors wondering if GM will run out of time.
Why others are miserable: Analysts expect to see the company raise more capital, even with shares having lost two-thirds of their value over the past year and the ratings agencies threatening further downgrades. Job cuts will reach well into the thousands - even assuming further restructurings aren't in the offing.
What he makes: $14.4 million
What shareholders have lost: $11.5 billion (65%)
Misery Index: 79
NEXT: Mel Karmazin, Sirius
Last updated August 05 2008: 8:58 AM ET
Last updated August 05 2008: 8:58 AM ET
Rick Wagoner, General Motors
Three-point turn? Wagoner has been promising for years to whip GM into shape, but a weakening U.S. market has investors wondering if GM will run out of time.
Why others are miserable: Analysts expect to see the company raise more capital, even with shares having lost two-thirds of their value over the past year and the ratings agencies threatening further downgrades. Job cuts will reach well into the thousands - even assuming further restructurings aren't in the offing.
What he makes: $14.4 million
What shareholders have lost: $11.5 billion (65%)
Misery Index: 79
NEXT: Mel Karmazin, Sirius
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Rick Wagoner, General Motors
Three-point turn? Wagoner has been promising for years to whip GM into shape, but a weakening U.S. market has investors wondering if GM will run out of time.
Why others are miserable: Analysts expect to see the company raise more capital, even with shares having lost two-thirds of their value over the past year and the ratings agencies threatening further downgrades. Job cuts will reach well into the thousands - even assuming further restructurings aren't in the offing.
What he makes: $14.4 million
What shareholders have lost: $11.5 billion (65%)
Misery Index: 79
NEXT: Mel Karmazin, Sirius
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Rick Wagoner, General Motors
Three-point turn? Wagoner has been promising for years to whip GM into shape, but a weakening U.S. market has investors wondering if GM will run out of time.
Why others are miserable: Analysts expect to see the company raise more capital, even with shares having lost two-thirds of their value over the past year and the ratings agencies threatening further downgrades. Job cuts will reach well into the thousands - even assuming further restructurings aren't in the offing.
What he makes: $14.4 million
What shareholders have lost: $11.5 billion (65%)
Misery Index: 79
NEXT: Mel Karmazin, Sirius
Rick Wagoner, General Motors
Three-point turn? Wagoner has been promising for years to whip GM into shape, but a weakening U.S. market has investors wondering if GM will run out of time.
Why others are miserable: Analysts expect to see the company raise more capital, even with shares having lost two-thirds of their value over the past year and the ratings agencies threatening further downgrades. Job cuts will reach well into the thousands - even assuming further restructurings aren't in the offing.
What he makes: $14.4 million
What shareholders have lost: $11.5 billion (65%)
Misery Index: 79
NEXT: Mel Karmazin, Sirius
Last updated August 05 2008: 8:58 AM ET
Last updated August 05 2008: 8:58 AM ET
Rick Wagoner, General Motors
Three-point turn? Wagoner has been promising for years to whip GM into shape, but a weakening U.S. market has investors wondering if GM will run out of time.
Why others are miserable: Analysts expect to see the company raise more capital, even with shares having lost two-thirds of their value over the past year and the ratings agencies threatening further downgrades. Job cuts will reach well into the thousands - even assuming further restructurings aren't in the offing.
What he makes: $14.4 million
What shareholders have lost: $11.5 billion (65%)
Misery Index: 79
NEXT: Mel Karmazin, Sirius
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Rick Wagoner, General Motors
Three-point turn? Wagoner has been promising for years to whip GM into shape, but a weakening U.S. market has investors wondering if GM will run out of time.
Why others are miserable: Analysts expect to see the company raise more capital, even with shares having lost two-thirds of their value over the past year and the ratings agencies threatening further downgrades. Job cuts will reach well into the thousands - even assuming further restructurings aren't in the offing.
What he makes: $14.4 million
What shareholders have lost: $11.5 billion (65%)
Misery Index: 79
NEXT: Mel Karmazin, Sirius
Rick Wagoner, General Motors
Three-point turn? Wagoner has been promising for years to whip GM into shape, but a weakening U.S. market has investors wondering if GM will run out of time.
Why others are miserable: Analysts expect to see the company raise more capital, even with shares having lost two-thirds of their value over the past year and the ratings agencies threatening further downgrades. Job cuts will reach well into the thousands - even assuming further restructurings aren't in the offing.
What he makes: $14.4 million
What shareholders have lost: $11.5 billion (65%)
Misery Index: 79
NEXT: Mel Karmazin, Sirius
Last updated August 05 2008: 8:58 AM ET
Last updated August 05 2008: 8:58 AM ET
Rick Wagoner, General Motors
Three-point turn? Wagoner has been promising for years to whip GM into shape, but a weakening U.S. market has investors wondering if GM will run out of time.
Why others are miserable: Analysts expect to see the company raise more capital, even with shares having lost two-thirds of their value over the past year and the ratings agencies threatening further downgrades. Job cuts will reach well into the thousands - even assuming further restructurings aren't in the offing.
What he makes: $14.4 million
What shareholders have lost: $11.5 billion (65%)
Misery Index: 79
NEXT: Mel Karmazin, Sirius
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Rick Wagoner, General Motors
Three-point turn? Wagoner has been promising for years to whip GM into shape, but a weakening U.S. market has investors wondering if GM will run out of time.
Why others are miserable: Analysts expect to see the company raise more capital, even with shares having lost two-thirds of their value over the past year and the ratings agencies threatening further downgrades. Job cuts will reach well into the thousands - even assuming further restructurings aren't in the offing.
What he makes: $14.4 million
What shareholders have lost: $11.5 billion (65%)
Misery Index: 79
NEXT: Mel Karmazin, Sirius
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Rick Wagoner, General Motors
Three-point turn? Wagoner has been promising for years to whip GM into shape, but a weakening U.S. market has investors wondering if GM will run out of time.
Why others are miserable: Analysts expect to see the company raise more capital, even with shares having lost two-thirds of their value over the past year and the ratings agencies threatening further downgrades. Job cuts will reach well into the thousands - even assuming further restructurings aren't in the offing.
What he makes: $14.4 million
What shareholders have lost: $11.5 billion (65%)
Misery Index: 79
NEXT: Mel Karmazin, Sirius
News | Markets | Technology | Personal Finance | Small Business | CNN.com
Rick Wagoner, General Motors
Three-point turn? Wagoner has been promising for years to whip GM into shape, but a weakening U.S. market has investors wondering if GM will run out of time.
Why others are miserable: Analysts expect to see the company raise more capital, even with shares having lost two-thirds of their value over the past year and the ratings agencies threatening further downgrades. Job cuts will reach well into the thousands - even assuming further restructurings aren't in the offing.
What he makes: $14.4 million
What shareholders have lost: $11.5 billion (65%)
Misery Index: 79
NEXT: Mel Karmazin, Sirius
Rick Wagoner, General Motors
Three-point turn? Wagoner has been promising for years to whip GM into shape, but a weakening U.S. market has investors wondering if GM will run out of time.
Why others are miserable: Analysts expect to see the company raise more capital, even with shares having lost two-thirds of their value over the past year and the ratings agencies threatening further downgrades. Job cuts will reach well into the thousands - even assuming further restructurings aren't in the offing.
What he makes: $14.4 million
What shareholders have lost: $11.5 billion (65%)
Misery Index: 79
NEXT: Mel Karmazin, Sirius
Last updated August 05 2008: 8:58 AM ET
Last updated August 05 2008: 8:58 AM ET
Rick Wagoner, General Motors
Three-point turn? Wagoner has been promising for years to whip GM into shape, but a weakening U.S. market has investors wondering if GM will run out of time.
Why others are miserable: Analysts expect to see the company raise more capital, even with shares having lost two-thirds of their value over the past year and the ratings agencies threatening further downgrades. Job cuts will reach well into the thousands - even assuming further restructurings aren't in the offing.
What he makes: $14.4 million
What shareholders have lost: $11.5 billion (65%)
Misery Index: 79
NEXT: Mel Karmazin, Sirius
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Rick Wagoner, General Motors
Three-point turn? Wagoner has been promising for years to whip GM into shape, but a weakening U.S. market has investors wondering if GM will run out of time.
Why others are miserable: Analysts expect to see the company raise more capital, even with shares having lost two-thirds of their value over the past year and the ratings agencies threatening further downgrades. Job cuts will reach well into the thousands - even assuming further restructurings aren't in the offing.
What he makes: $14.4 million
What shareholders have lost: $11.5 billion (65%)
Misery Index: 79
NEXT: Mel Karmazin, Sirius
Rick Wagoner, General Motors
Three-point turn? Wagoner has been promising for years to whip GM into shape, but a weakening U.S. market has investors wondering if GM will run out of time.
Why others are miserable: Analysts expect to see the company raise more capital, even with shares having lost two-thirds of their value over the past year and the ratings agencies threatening further downgrades. Job cuts will reach well into the thousands - even assuming further restructurings aren't in the offing.
What he makes: $14.4 million
What shareholders have lost: $11.5 billion (65%)
Misery Index: 79
NEXT: Mel Karmazin, Sirius
Last updated August 05 2008: 8:58 AM ET
Last updated August 05 2008: 8:58 AM ET
Rick Wagoner, General Motors
Three-point turn? Wagoner has been promising for years to whip GM into shape, but a weakening U.S. market has investors wondering if GM will run out of time.
Why others are miserable: Analysts expect to see the company raise more capital, even with shares having lost two-thirds of their value over the past year and the ratings agencies threatening further downgrades. Job cuts will reach well into the thousands - even assuming further restructurings aren't in the offing.
What he makes: $14.4 million
What shareholders have lost: $11.5 billion (65%)
Misery Index: 79
NEXT: Mel Karmazin, Sirius
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Rick Wagoner, General Motors
Three-point turn? Wagoner has been promising for years to whip GM into shape, but a weakening U.S. market has investors wondering if GM will run out of time.
Why others are miserable: Analysts expect to see the company raise more capital, even with shares having lost two-thirds of their value over the past year and the ratings agencies threatening further downgrades. Job cuts will reach well into the thousands - even assuming further restructurings aren't in the offing.
What he makes: $14.4 million
What shareholders have lost: $11.5 billion (65%)
Misery Index: 79
NEXT: Mel Karmazin, Sirius
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Rick Wagoner, General Motors
Three-point turn? Wagoner has been promising for years to whip GM into shape, but a weakening U.S. market has investors wondering if GM will run out of time.
Why others are miserable: Analysts expect to see the company raise more capital, even with shares having lost two-thirds of their value over the past year and the ratings agencies threatening further downgrades. Job cuts will reach well into the thousands - even assuming further restructurings aren't in the offing.
What he makes: $14.4 million
What shareholders have lost: $11.5 billion (65%)
Misery Index: 79
NEXT: Mel Karmazin, Sirius
Rick Wagoner, General Motors
Three-point turn? Wagoner has been promising for years to whip GM into shape, but a weakening U.S. market has investors wondering if GM will run out of time.
Why others are miserable: Analysts expect to see the company raise more capital, even with shares having lost two-thirds of their value over the past year and the ratings agencies threatening further downgrades. Job cuts will reach well into the thousands - even assuming further restructurings aren't in the offing.
What he makes: $14.4 million
What shareholders have lost: $11.5 billion (65%)
Misery Index: 79
NEXT: Mel Karmazin, Sirius
Last updated August 05 2008: 8:58 AM ET
Last updated August 05 2008: 8:58 AM ET
Rick Wagoner, General Motors
Three-point turn? Wagoner has been promising for years to whip GM into shape, but a weakening U.S. market has investors wondering if GM will run out of time.
Why others are miserable: Analysts expect to see the company raise more capital, even with shares having lost two-thirds of their value over the past year and the ratings agencies threatening further downgrades. Job cuts will reach well into the thousands - even assuming further restructurings aren't in the offing.
What he makes: $14.4 million
What shareholders have lost: $11.5 billion (65%)
Misery Index: 79
NEXT: Mel Karmazin, Sirius
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Rick Wagoner, General Motors
Three-point turn? Wagoner has been promising for years to whip GM into shape, but a weakening U.S. market has investors wondering if GM will run out of time.
Why others are miserable: Analysts expect to see the company raise more capital, even with shares having lost two-thirds of their value over the past year and the ratings agencies threatening further downgrades. Job cuts will reach well into the thousands - even assuming further restructurings aren't in the offing.
What he makes: $14.4 million
What shareholders have lost: $11.5 billion (65%)
Misery Index: 79
NEXT: Mel Karmazin, Sirius
Rick Wagoner, General Motors
Three-point turn? Wagoner has been promising for years to whip GM into shape, but a weakening U.S. market has investors wondering if GM will run out of time.
Why others are miserable: Analysts expect to see the company raise more capital, even with shares having lost two-thirds of their value over the past year and the ratings agencies threatening further downgrades. Job cuts will reach well into the thousands - even assuming further restructurings aren't in the offing.
What he makes: $14.4 million
What shareholders have lost: $11.5 billion (65%)
Misery Index: 79
NEXT: Mel Karmazin, Sirius
Last updated August 05 2008: 8:58 AM ET
Last updated August 05 2008: 8:58 AM ET
Rick Wagoner, General Motors
Three-point turn? Wagoner has been promising for years to whip GM into shape, but a weakening U.S. market has investors wondering if GM will run out of time.
Why others are miserable: Analysts expect to see the company raise more capital, even with shares having lost two-thirds of their value over the past year and the ratings agencies threatening further downgrades. Job cuts will reach well into the thousands - even assuming further restructurings aren't in the offing.
What he makes: $14.4 million
What shareholders have lost: $11.5 billion (65%)
Misery Index: 79
NEXT: Mel Karmazin, Sirius
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