No Happy Ending for This Family's Extreme Makeover Home Edition

A family kicks out the orphans that ABC's Extreme Makeover Home Edition built the house for.

Click for Article

(Anti-Greed) The world's second richest man gives $44bn to charity

I saw this and I decided that we should also post examples of how we would like to see people behave. This is an extreme example.

Click for Article

Cruise and Holmes' Baby Photos Don't Sell

Only 3 million dollars was offered for photos of Tom Cruise's & Katie Holmes' baby. Apparently, insulted by such a meger offer, they rescinded sale of the photos.
Click for Article

Top US bosses 'earn $11m a year'

Source: BBC News

US bosses earn an average $11m (£6m; 8.7m euros) per year, representing a salary 262 times the average worker's.

The average worker's annual earning was just below $42,000, showed findings from the Economic Policy Institute (EPI), a think-tank.

Chief executives made more money in one working day than an average worker made in a year, the research showed.

The gap is the second biggest in 40 years. In 1965 bosses were earning just 24 times the average worker's pay.

The only time this year's figure was beaten was in 2000, when the ratio hit 300.

Back in 1965, the heads of major US firms earned 24 times more than the average worker.

The EPI calculated chief executives' earnings to include salary, bonus and shares. Pay for workers was based on hourly wages.

Executives' pay has been a controversial issue in recent years as shares have fallen in value even as multi-million dollar bonuses have been given to top executives.

Chief executives of the 11 largest firms earned $865m over the past two years, while shares fell by $640bn, a study from Corporate Library, which researches pay and compensation data, recently showed.

Click for Article

"iPod City" on 34 Bucks a Month

I'm always amazed by workers who can't afford the buy the products they're manufacturing, but this takes it to a whole new level.

Click for Article

Pro-whaling nations seek end to ban

It would seem that parts of the world have had enough of not killing off whales for 20 years.
Click for article

'Sopranos' Stars Warn "Pay Rise or We're Off"

Not sure which side is being more greedy here.

Colbert & Stewart talk Exxon

Greednation.com Launch

Welcome to greednation.com. We've started this site out of daily frustration with the greed swarming around us every day. We hope to make this a central place to document America's most greedy on the corporate, government, and day-to-day level. We ask that you send us links to news stories outlining the most despicable, money hungry bastards and their dirty deeds. We will attempt to keep this a straight-forward news blog format, adding forums and column catagories as we see fit.

Please direct all submissions to admin@greednation.com