The New York Times Agency May 2010
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Nancy Everett, chief of Promark, manager of General Motors pensions in her office in New York in August 2009. Everett oversees billions of dollars in G.M.'s domestic pension funds and other assets. Four years after she took over management of the General Motors pension plans, Everett finds herself in an unexpected controversy. The government is looking closely at the pay of all top GM employees after bailing out the automaker. (Jessica Ebelhar/The New York Times)
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2009-08-31
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The New York Times Agency
Jessica Ebelhar
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