(Photo/John Kolesidis/Reuters) A Piraeus branch in Athens. A stock plan, part of a bank bailout, could be lucrative for its leader, Michalis Sallas, already criticized for some questionable activities. LONDON -- Even as European taxpayers grimace at the escalating cost of bailing out Greece's banking system, the banks' top executives are poised to potentially strike it rich. The plan ...
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