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Mr. Feinblatt, a top aide to Mr. Bloomberg, said Mr. Biden promised both a "legislative plan that could be achieved and a plan for executive actions".

The founders, Sergey Brin and Larry Page, and the chief executive, Eric E. Schmidt, received salaries of $1 each in 2005 and were not included in a separate 2006 plan for executive bonuses of up to $3 million each filed with federal regulators in October.

President Barack Obama will announce on Thursday night his plan for executive action on immigration, which is expected to grant deportation relief to millions of undocumented immigrants.

In response to the President's proposed plan for executive action, many Republicans leaders have threatened to retaliate, suggesting everything from gridlock to impeachment to shutting down the federal government.

The ever-generous Coca-Cola has a three-tiered pension plan system, including a supplemental plan for executives and a "key executive plan" for its top bosses.

A restaurant chain, for example, could not have one health plan for executives and another for workers in the restaurants.

(Reuters) - The Coca-Cola Co is likely to revise its controversial equity compensation plan for executives before it goes into effect in 2015, following pressure from Warren Buffett, the Wall Street Journal reported, citing people familiar with the matter.

Several union leaders said the airline's service had suffered because employees were upset, particularly at a decision approved Thursday to set aside stock worth about $130 million to fund a new incentive plan for executives just as a plan to slash its payroll by up to 1,600 workers was being announced.

Jim Wilkinson, a deputy national security adviser, declined to comment on any White House plans for executive orders on intelligence matters and said discussions within the administration were continuing.

White House officials say Mr. Obama has been inclusive as he looks to wield his authority, reaching out to an array of lawmakers, experts and business leaders for a wide range of perspectives to inform his plans for executive actions.

On his plans for executive action on immigration — a hot-button issue for Republicans that Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (Ky). had called poisoning the well earlier in the day — Obama was blunt: "I am not going to wait". What we have here, then, is a failure to communicate.