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05/31/2005, 4:20am, EDT

Tuesday, May 31st

Jobs drops to No. 99 on executive pay survey

Apple CEO Steve Jobs fell to No. 99 on The Los Angeles Times' executive pay survey, after being No. 1 on the list last year. Jobs is next to last on the new list after his compensation plunged from $74.8 million to just $1, according to the report. "But according to federal filings, Jobs still owns 10 million shares of the Cupertino, Calif., computer and gadget maker — worth about $406 million at Friday's market close.... Despite Apple's banner year in 2004 — when its share price more than tripled — Jobs did not get any additional stock grants.... The 2003 grant was the first for Jobs in five years." Yahoo! CEO Terry Semel topped the list with a $145 million compensation package.


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05/31, 5:49am, EDT
"the Cupertino, Calif., computer and gadget maker" So, one has to get used to this new way of calling Apple

*gadget maker*

:-)
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05/31, 8:04am, EDT
"beleagured" any day, I say... :)
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99th place?
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05/31, 10:33am, EDT
Who made less than $1? Poor shmuck.
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406m! That's right folks
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05/31, 11:51am, EDT
Yep, when they publish these numbers when he gets the options, they make sure everyone knows he got 70 million in salary. When he only gets the $1, they still need to bring up the previous years grants as well, just to make sure you know he made money. How come they're not saying how much all these guys have in the bank earning interest? Or invested in other companies. You know, something like "Jobs, who made $70 million last year, is also earning 4.65% annually on that money from various CDs and money market accounts. Finally, he netted $65 on a stock deal, selling 100 shares of Pepsi stock for a 75 cent gain. "
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05/31, 10:13pm, EDT
he did it all for the noo..., oh wait that was Fred Durst.
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