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    Running the insurance business. It don't pay too bad!

    United Health Group
    CEO: William W McGuire
    2005: 124.8 mil
    5-year: 342 mil

    Forest Labs
    CEO: Howard Solomon
    2005: 92.1 mil
    5-year: 295 mil

    Caremark Rx
    CEO: Edwin M Crawford
    2005: 77.9 mil
    5-year: 93.6 mil

    Abbott Lab
    CEO: Miles White
    2005: 26.2 mil
    5-year: 25.8 mil

    Aetna
    CEO: John Rowe
    2005: 22.1 mil
    5-year:57.8 mil

    Amgen
    CEO: Kevin Sharer
    2005:5.7 mil
    5-year:59.5 mil

    Bectin-Dickinson
    CEO: Edwin Ludwig
    2005: 10 mil
    5-year:18 mil

    Boston Scientific
    CEO:
    2005:38.1 mil
    5-year:45 mil

    Cardinal Health
    CEO: James Tobin
    2005:1.1 mil
    5-year:33.5 mil

    Cigna
    CEO: H. Edward Hanway
    2005:13.3 mil
    5-year:62.8 mil

    Genzyme
    CEO: Henri Termeer
    2005: 19 mil
    5-year:60.7 mil

    Humana
    CEO: Michael McAllister
    2005:2.3 mil
    5-year:12.9 mil

    Johnson & Johnson
    CEO: William Weldon
    2005:6.1 mil
    5-year:19.7 mil

    Laboratory Corp America
    CEO: Thomas MacMahon
    2005:7.9 mil
    5-year:41.8 mil

    Eli Lilly
    CEO: Sidney Taurel
    2005:7.2 mil
    5-year:37.9 mil

    McKesson
    CEO: John Hammergen
    2005: 13.4 mil
    5-year:31.2 mil

    Medtronic
    CEO: Arthur Collins
    2005: 4.7 mil
    5-year:39 mil

    Merck Raymond Gilmartin
    CEO:
    2005: 37.8 mil
    5-year:49.6 mil

    PacifiCare Health
    CEO: Howard Phanstiel
    2005: 3.4 mil
    5-year: 8.5 mil

    Pfizer
    CEO: Henry McKinnell
    2005: 14 mil
    5-year: 74 mil

    Well Choice
    CEO: Michael Stocker
    2005: 3.2 mil
    5-year: 10.7 mil

    WellPoint
    CEO: Larry Glasscock
    2005: 23 mil
    5-year: 46.8 mil

    Wyeth
    CEO: Robert Essner
    2005:6.5 mil
    5-year: 28.9 mil

    TOTAL 2005: 559.8 mil

    TOTAL 5-Year: 14.9 billion

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    • And the Goldman Sachs execs get a $15k government tax subsidy for their plans.
      http://trueslant.com…      TheBlueOne
    • Each. But the people struggling? No healthcare for you.TheBlueOne
    • THERE IS A DIFFERENCE BETWEEN HEALTHCARE AND HEALTH INSURANCE!!johndiggity
    • Um...I know?ukit
    • Yes, and?TheBlueOne
    • then why did you lump pharma firms and biotechs in with insurance co's and your talking point is about overpaid insurance exec's?johndiggity
    • insurance exec's?johndiggity
    • OK, ignore the highly paid pharma execs in the list if it makes you feel better LOLukit
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