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Buffett Managers Score Big Payday

Warren Buffett told investors in March he "hit the jackpot" hiring two former hedge-fund managers to help run Berkshire Hathaway Inc.'s investing business.Todd Combs and Ted Weschler likely feel the same way. Each stands to make at least $27 million -- and probably much more -- in bonuses for 2012, according to an analysis by The Wall Street Journal of company data and Mr. Buffett's public comments.The payouts reflect the double-digit percentage gains in both managers' investment portfolios above the Standard & Poor's 500-stock index. The sums are a fraction of what some hedge-fund titans make, but they catapult Messrs. Combs and Weschler into the ranks of highly paid U.S. public-company employees.The figures illustrate Berkshire's willingness to pay for performance. Mr. Buffett has been an outspoken critic of compensation that isn't based on beating specific, realistic targets. Mr. Buffett, whose 21% economic stake in Berkshire is valued at more than $50 billion at recent market price...

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  6. Wells Fargo CEO's 2012 Pay Valued at $22.9 Million

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