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Apple CEO's overall compensation falls dramatically from 2011

Written by Andre Yoskowitz @ 27 Dec 2012 5:28 User comments (3)

Apple CEO's overall compensation falls dramatically from 2011 According to a recent filing, Apple CEO Tim Cook's overall compensation will be $4.17 million this year, down significantly from last year.
Last year, as part of his promotion to CEO (and as a way to retain him), Cook was granted 1 million restricted shares worth about $510 million today.

Those shares will vest completely in 10 years from granting, with half available after five years.

As a base salary, Cook earned $1.4 million this year, up from $900,000 last year but still many times lower than the CEOs of rival companies.

Apple's Compensation Committee said the size of last year's grant was large enough that they did not vote for another this year.

Poor Tim.

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3 user comments

128.12.2012 00:05

Yeah poor eff'n Tim...

228.12.2012 09:00

Does that picture strike anyone else as a bit...um...well...let's just say if I saw someone with that look at a playground, I would keep a close eye on him.

328.12.2012 11:33

Originally posted by KillerBug:
Does that picture strike anyone else as a bit...um...well...let's just say if I saw someone with that look at a playground, I would keep a close eye on him.

LOL X-DDD

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