Despite that Tim Cook belongs with 18 months in the company's management Apple among the shortest-tenured CEOs, he became the highest-paid CEO in the US according to CNBC. While Steve Jobs, founder and former CEO of the company Apple He received a symbolic salary of $1 a year and lived off of shares and other income from Pixar, thanks to which he managed to accumulate assets worth more than $6 billion, Tim Cook wearing the role of the new CEO AppHe doesn't skimp on the annual income. He surpassed the second highest-paid CEO, Larry Ellison of Oracle, who is among the 15 richest men in the world, by $25 million.
Moreover, now we are only talking about cash salary, which Tim Cook receives, but as you already know from our older articles, the CEO of the company receives Apple also considerable bonuses in the form of shares worth tens of millions of dollars. On March 24, 3 alone, he sold Tim Cook a total of 200 shares of the company Apple for a price ranging from $596,05 to $606,80, which added $119 to your account. Tim Cook However, of course, he does not decide on his salary or rewards himself, but everything is determined by the board of directors, to which the CEO is directly responsible.
- Tim Cook (Apple) — $95 million
- Larry Ellison (Oracle) — $70 million
- Ron Johnson (JC Penney) — $53 million
- Leslie Moonves (CBS Corporation) — $52 million
- Richard Adkerson (Freeport-McMoRan Copper & Gold) — $49 million
- Philippe Dauman (Viacom) — $43 million
- John Hammergren (McKesson Corporation) — $42 million
- Aubrey McClendon (Chesapeake Energy) — $39 million
- James Gallogly (James Gallogly) — $35 million
- David Simon (Simon) ProPerty Group — $35 million
- Robert Iger (Walt Disney) — $33 million
- Rex Tillerson (Exxon Mobil Corporation) — $30 million
- Michael Jeffries (Abercrombie & Fitch) — $29 million
- Rupert Murdoch (News. Corp) $28 million
- Louis Camilleri (Philip Morris International) — $28 million
- David Zaslav (Discovery Communications) — $27 million
- Brian Roberts (Comcast Corporation) — $27 million
- Miles White (Abbott Laboratories) — $27 million
- Ralph Lauren (Ralph Lauren Corporation) — $27 million
- Kieran Gallahue (CareFusion Corporation) — $25 million
- David Cote (Honeywell International) — $25 million
how much good could they do in the world, this is a crappy system that rules the world
or even how much evil Espio :) think about it, if he said that he would start giving away the money... the organizations would literally and figuratively start FIGHTING for his money :) I think it would cause more harm than good.
But if you're also wise, why aren't you in his place? you would definitely save the world :)
completely agree..no sancat their minutes his other X generation..
This works out to some 5 million crowns per day. I think that for 2 months' salary I would fulfill everything I dream of and then I would already subsidize the charity. What else with that?
Espio??? Getting paid for the work you do is a crappy system? There is no point in discussing whether this particular person deserves it... but the system is certainly absolutely correct. I would certainly not take any planned togetherness (everyone has the same and is equally well off). Who has something on his mind and is having a good time. Those who can't do it just stare... but that's the kind he married for the redheads. Today we also have to feed him (something else should be done about that)
What the? Epsio? How did you mean that?
Espio: I agree, with that money you can create new companies - employ people, build your own city, simply change the world, at least apple could change to apple from 2010, I expected that when they earn more, I will bring more news - I mean practical ones
It's sick..
To manage APPLE it's not a raspberry, but the amount is exaggerated, just like when some demented person knows how to kick the ball and takes unbelievable millions... Yes, this is how capitalism works, but I would automatically expect from such people that they simply give a significant part to meaningful projects - he didn't want to I write directly to the charity, because many times it is just a scam, but there are so many problems in the world..
In this I like the Virgin Group with Richard Branson at the helm, Jamie Oliver and his FoodRevolution, or Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall..
You have to do business, but chasing the biggest profit at any cost is what has led today's society to exactly the kind of shit we are in.
Boys boys - last time there was "to each according to his ability, to each according to his merit". It ended in disaster when there wasn't even toilet paper at the end.
So let's be happy that it's like now - no one dictates anything to anyone - if you can do something, you can assert yourself, convince people, offer them something they want, what they like, what they find useful. And then you get your reward.
It's his job and he didn't steal anything. Let's take an example from him - and not spit on him. That's just pub crap from lazy people.
@Kleopatra Nilska – very nicely written and fully agree
he should start getting paid by now Steve Jobs :)
to be taxed at 90 percent, as it was in the 70s in the USA
so of course bad, but I meant that if he already has and I think he doesn't deserve the money, let him do whatever he wants, maybe you have to understand Jirka K. I think a salary of a million dollars would be enough for him a month, don't you think? and it's not about who knows who is doing well, someone is just lucky as well Tim Cook and if I had that kind of money, I would build schools somewhere in Africa, or introduce drinking water in a canteen, or simply something that would help a lot of people and not have an excess of money. You probably don't understand good thinking, because you are just like most people, and those who think well think you like crazy.. I certainly wouldn't give anything to charity, but I would create some project myself so that other fools don't get involved
This is not about him not having a high salary. This is about him having a salary that is beyond reality. And that is truly disgusting, no matter what.eurosurgeon or doctor in the emergency roomance takes x times min.
The point is that it got away from any manners.
Then over there in China, because of saving money, they consider robots? And what happens, the savings disappear in managerial salaries :(
Socialism didn't work, but this is also ironic.
We have to come up with something else.
Espio: but you write it like people like Tim Cook they were sitting on that money. They give such huge amounts of money every year to charity, to hospitals, to schools, to medicine, to art that we can't even imagine. At that level of the social ladder, it's expected of you and it's also a certain prestige. So I wouldn't be at all worried that some of that money won't be used for good things. The rewards of such top managerin the right world (I don't mean Czech Railways now) they rise in direct proportion to the total profit of the company. If someone has a company with a turnover of 1 million per year, they put a reward of 100K under the tree for Christmas (maybe) and if someone runs a company with a turnover of XX billion, they simply put a pile under the tree appropriate to how much the company earned. Corporate philanthropy works normally and those companies launder a lot of money to places where it is needed. It's just that there is not much written about it. ProPeople don't care. People are envious people.. so they prefer to read about how much someone gets and how big and luxurious a house they bought...
Jirka K. And where did you get the information that he supports such institutions? Send me the link, please... And the other thing is that if he did something properly, the whole world would know about it. It's just that they have that kind of money, and it's a surplus, and they could to do great things with them, and after all, I don't understand why you are actually defending him, what did he give you?
I don't have any link and I won't even look for it. Moreover, the system does not defend him. You said it was a crappy system and I don't think so. I'm talking generally about rich top executives and their compensation. In such circles it is a matter of good manners to give large sums of money to charity and charitable causes. He didn't give me anything, but he also didn't do anything for me. I'm not saying that he's a good person... he doesn't have to be... I don't know him.
do you think it's all right? a poor Chinese man earns 280 dollars a month there and this freebie for doing nothing takes more per month than the entire line, maybe the company that makes his shit is sorry but you're a fool if you consider this "good" or god forbid a fair system I don't know what you're doing but do something so that you open your eyes because this is wrong with you
Roman, we won't fool ourselves, but Tim Cook is not responsible for what he doesancI have a job, yes :)
Espio – don’t apologize… I won’t call you a fool :) I have my eyes open, unlike you, you know. No fairy tale happens and it won’t happen. For one person to have a good time, someone else has to have a bad time. That’s how it works all over the world and even in nature. We will never all have the same good time. And Roman he's right. I don't know exactly what you Tim Cook he did it, but it must have been terrible. Cook in itself he is not personally responsible for a Chinese person having a job, but if he were not Apple so a few factories in China may close. and thousands of other people who make a living (cases, cables, foils, rubbers...) And there are such companies... look at the list of the best paid ones managerWhat's up there. If they all closed tomorrow, I wouldn't be surprised if half of China was pretty pissed off. But I believe you mean well.
somehow we got involved in something that had nothing to do with it at all and whether I'm starting to get away with it like the worse person, I just for clarification... I said that with the money I had he could do something useful that would help at least a handful of people and I have too much money for one person, so thank you all for your attention