DailyFinance today: CEOs take home millions despite market decline, slowdown hits world's oldest profession, bootstrap capitalism or complex reform, and Monsanto not totally evil after all

Posted Apr 6th 2009 6:30PM by Tobias Buckell

	Monsanto not totally evil after all
	Bootstrap capitalism or complex reform?
	Economic slowdown hits the world's oldest profession
	Best paid CEOs take home millions, despite market decline

Tags: capitalism, ceo, monsanto, prostitutes, prostitution, reform

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