Stanley O'Neal, Former Merrill Lynch Chief, Flies COACH?

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First Posted: 10-16-09 11:44 AM   |   Updated: 10-16-09 11:52 AM

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It's been a steep drop for former Merrill Lynch chairman and CEO Stanley O'Neal, who was ousted in 2007 after his company had amassed a big portfolio of troubled mortgages.

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It's been a steep drop for former Merrill Lynch chairman and CEO Stanley O'Neal, who was ousted in 2007 after his company had amassed a big portfolio of troubled mortgages. ...
It's been a steep drop for former Merrill Lynch chairman and CEO Stanley O'Neal, who was ousted in 2007 after his company had amassed a big portfolio of troubled mortgages. ...
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- tompoe I'm a Fan of tompoe 20 fans permalink

Why aren't all these criminals on the no-fly list?

    Reply    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 09:54 PM on 10/18/2009
- jsarets I'm a Fan of jsarets 163 fans permalink

Why is this tabloid rag calling out elites for flying coach? Most people see this as progress.

Furthermore, these celebrity watchers probably haven't noticed that while "rich" people spend money, the really rich people don't. These people don't worship homes and cars and lavish parties -- unless they're entertaining clients. They worship money, and they endeavor to hold onto their money.

I think Bill Gates said it best in his classic Simpson's cameo: "I didn't get rich by writing checks".

    Reply    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 04:37 PM on 10/17/2009
- JBS I'm a Fan of JBS 17 fans permalink
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phony humility.

    Reply    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 06:16 PM on 10/17/2009

More work needs to be done to ensure equality in America

hat tip to: http://tiny.cc/financenews

    Reply    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 12:39 PM on 10/17/2009
- jasev01 I'm a Fan of jasev01 10 fans permalink

I respect this. At least he is tightening his belt like everyone else and not acting like he owns the world. I wish more executives would be like him and be mindful of appearances.

    Reply    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 06:06 PM on 10/16/2009
- JBS I'm a Fan of JBS 17 fans permalink
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It's a scam.

    Reply    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 06:17 PM on 10/17/2009
- ImissBush I'm a Fan of ImissBush 35 fans permalink
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shouldnt he b breakin rox in da hot sun?

    Reply    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 04:26 PM on 10/16/2009
- condor101 I'm a Fan of condor101 50 fans permalink

Don't shed a tear for this guy.
He made hundreds of millions of dollars during his time at Merrill Lynch.
He has homes everywhere and belongs to the same rich country clubs as all of the others.

    Reply    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 03:10 PM on 10/16/2009
- max08 I'm a Fan of max08 48 fans permalink

Maybe he's just dollar-smart.

    Reply    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 02:03 PM on 10/16/2009
- austin4 I'm a Fan of austin4 242 fans permalink

Signs of the times....if the Bush Depression get worse,,,,the boys on Wall Street, will be doing swan dives out of skyscrapers....

    Reply    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 01:37 PM on 10/16/2009

Unemployment still out of control and unfortunately we do not have anything that even
resembles a jobs plan from our wonderful leaders. Bailouts, tarp, health plans but no jobs.

hat tip to: http://tiny.cc/financenews

If this is change we can believe in, count me out in 2012

    Reply    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 01:33 PM on 10/16/2009

Why is Stanley flying coach? Stanley knows the country is on the cusp of a depression.

    Reply    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 01:03 PM on 10/16/2009

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