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Spurred by a criminal trial over fat executive bonuses, Germans are debating whether it's time for their biggest companies to break a long-standing taboo and reveal what they're paying top executives. Advocates of disclosure have made slow progress in a tug of war with more tradition-minded firms. But more and more experts and politicians suggest it's time to end the gradual earnings striptease and simply make everyone disclose.
August 30, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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