Posted AT 7:28 PM EST on 27/03/08
Magna executives see compensation soar as stock slips
Frank Stronach was paid $40.1-million (U.S.) last year as chairman of
Magna International Inc. during a tumultuous year that included him giving up majority control over the company he founded in 1957 by selling a 42-per-cent stake to a Russian billionaire.
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