Lee Enterprises is another example of those in power living the American dream -- taking pay raises and bonuses in large amounts while the company loses money and its stock flounders. For the first 3 quarters of 2012, Lee lost about 38 million, but I think it rallied slightly in the 4th quarter. But during that 4th quarter, Berkshire Hathaway, Warren Buffet's group, sold off 2 million shares of Lee. In essence, Lee had a really bad 2012, but how do they respond...CEO Mary Junck's compensation is increased by 82% to something like 2,090,000.00....and the rest of the corporate executives received large pay raises as well. Sort of a sad state of affairs when money losing companies pat themselves on the back and plunder the company assets with pay raises and stock incentives while the stockholders' investments suffer.