"Many executives lost valuable time that we could have used stealing stations from the other guys."

Of course, senior executives who owned company stock lost money as well.

One executive has already lost his job; more losses are likely to follow.

The company did not announce management changes but at least one high-level executive is losing his job.

The executives, many of whom had been made rich by Drexel, were losing their jobs, but they decided to have a party.

If it goes down, the executive loses nothing, because he or she has invested nothing.

Caught up in the mania of the digital age, some executives simply lost their grip on reality.

Several other executives, some from Daimler, will lose their positions on the management board as well.

Perhaps the chief executive is nearing retirement and has lost interest.

The most unusual provision was that if the company were sold, the executives and directors would not lose money.