The article suddenly ends for me:

But overlooked in these efforts is the total size of debts that financial firms receiving taxpayer assistance previously incurred to their executives, which at some firms exceed what ...
is the last thing I can read.

On topic though, I think I've said before that i like the german idea where companies only get the taxpayer money if they cut their managers' pay, give no bonuses etc. etc. so they won't get rewarded for taking taxpayer money to fix their problems. That is, if it actually works and they won't find any loopholes etc.