Ondrej Holzman Apple CEO Tim Cook earned $2014 million in 9,22, but he was far from the company's highest-paid executive. Angela Ahrendts, the new vice president of brick-and-mortar and online stores, earned the absolute most in her first year at Apple. Over $73 million shines on her imaginary paycheck.
Tim Cook more than doubled his compensation from the previous year, receiving three-quarters of the second million in cash and the rest in other forms of compensation, however, from documents the American Securities and Exchange Commission shows that, in addition to Ahrendts, two other members of the top management also received even more money for the 2014 fiscal year.
iTunes chief Eddy Cue and chief operating officer Jeff Williams each earned $24,5 million, a significant increase in compensation over the previous year. Former CFO Peter Oppenheimer received $4,5 million, his successor Luca Maestri $14 million.
The published list of executive managers does not include, for example, head of the software division Craig Federighi or marketing head Phil Schiller, and chief designer Jony Ive certainly also received high rewards, but from the available materials we can state that Angela Ahrendts got the most sovereign. Her lure from fashion brand Burberry was not cheap at all for Apple.
The likable executive received more than $73 million in cash and stock, which largely includes what Ahrendts would have made at Burberry, including what she was due to earn in the future, as well as a bonus for accepting the offer from Tim Cooka nodded.
Under Cook, Apple experienced a record year in which revenue exceeded $180 billion and net income was $38,5 billion. On Monday, January 27, Apple is going to announce financial results for the first quarter of fiscal year 2015, and once again we can look forward to interesting numbers.
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Yes, I understand that Apple must be doing well when they introduced those "plus" iPhones with a giant size and China just wants them! But I'm afraid that: "Jobs really made something phenomenal and amazing out of this company (of course, not just Steve - I mean more the leadership during Steve's time) and Tim Cook is now using it, and it's terrible to see that all the steps that Apple has taken in the last year did were more for their earnings than for customer satisfaction". (However, how long will the Apple name last?)
For example: my iP5S battery died (a year old and I have to pay 3000 CZK) - yes, I really did not expect this for a phone for 20K and I have to be without a phone for a week because I don't have a spare iPhone in which I can put a nano sim - of course in the service they didn't start a new one. A known 5-day-old iP14S does the same thing - they have to complain too... Yosemite crashes like crazy, it crashes all over the place, it's unreliable - again, yes, I wouldn't expect this from a 70-pin stretcher either.... My brother's iP6plus bent slightly in his pocket (no, like in the media, but if you put it with the display on the table, it tilts and wobbles) - yes, I wouldn't expect this from a phone for 25 thousand (they literally laughed at him for it in the unnamed authorized service ) -> in short, it is impossible for such an expensive phone to have a bent structure (and yes, the phone looks nice from the front - but from the back we have a protruding lens around which dust sticks, the plastic strips are really disgusting - mainly because of how they are raised and colored from jeans, and on top of all that, they moved the front camera to the side again - so the problem like with 4-inch iPhones opens again, and the covers due to the rounded edges are not as nice and there are not as many of them as in earlier models)…..
It's not enough anymore and I'm currently solving another problem with Airplay on ATV because since the new update it's been messing with Yosemite. It just starts piling up and piling up... (and also the watch - yes I wanted to buy it 200 percent but when I found out about the new fitbits that have GPS - all you need to run is a watch and you don't need to carry an iPhone, they are waterproof, have sleep monitoring, and last 7 days without a charge! so who would reach for an Apple Watch especially for sports? (which barely lasts for half a day….). And now the stylus on the iPad? Steve revolutionized the touch screens controlled by fingers, so why go back to them? And how does everyone have dirty apple USB cables and broken at the connectors? (Apple really can't make cables?) Why is there an absolute mess on iCloud with Pages, Numbers and Keynote? Why is it starting to happen confusing iOS settings? Why are wingets in the notification center on the iPhone? (which everyone turns off anyway because it eats up a lot of battery) In short, why, why and why, I didn't deal with this at all a year ago (around 2013/2014). PS: Why Apple releases new systems every year when it absolutely does not have time to optimize them for the few devices it has? Shouldn't marketing - i.e. MONEY??? (Where is "think different"? Does "our customer, our master" still apply at Apple?). I don't want QUANTITY, I want quality! (when I pay so hard for it).
I agree with you for the most part, sometimes it's bad luck for a piece that's just been made (for example, with iP), although it's true that it's not an excuse for a 20-liter mobile phone, but it also happens with other brands. In any case, Jobs was a visionary, he went his own way and generally completely ignored the surroundings, which made the products of better quality - that is, there was no room for so many mistakes (on the other hand, times are changing, and quickly, the demands of users are increasing and thus the pressure on the company is also increasing – Apple for example). Even though Jobs made a few mistakes... Cook is a businessman, and honestly, he does a great job in this role. Apple has never had such profit, such sales, as it has now. Cook adapts to demand and competition, so we can say that it focuses on quantity. We'll see if Apple improves this year, I think the fundamental change will come next year with the iP6 and Apple Watch 2 (I hope) and at the same time I'm terrified of WWDC 2015, but I'm still looking forward to the new Air :)
Yosemite on MBA restarts arbitrarily for me during more demanding tasks. I suspected defective RAM, but the hw tests at the service came out without errors. Because of the data loss, this situation sucks for serious work, Mr. Rich.
Have you tried resetting the PRAM and NVRAM or what are those memories called? Then correct the rights on the file system and run it through the Yosemitte cache cleaner? I'm not saying it will take, but if it's not the RAM, I'd give it a try…
Thanks for the advice. How is the reset done? Do I have to google it, or do you have experience with this? I fixed the right fs. Cache.. Only Safari. I don't know how the last one either.
PRAM reset is done by rebooting and when the gray screen appears, before the Apple logo appears, simultaneously press:
cmd+alt+p+r
The computer seems to reset and then reboot. The NVRam reset is more complicated, with the MBP Late 2008 unibody it was so that the computer turned off, the battery was removed and the power button was pressed for 5 seconds, which is hardly possible with new macbooks, where the battery is non-removable.
Cache either Onyx (http://www.titanium.free.fr/onyx.html) which is free, or yosemite cache cleaner (http://www.northernsoftworks.com/yosemitecachecleaner.html), which is worth the money, but be careful with Safari, it erases both the history, including the extension of sessions, which remembers the last open sessions.
Thank you. I will try.
It's okay, the main thing is that it helps.
I downloaded the photos from the iPhone to the hard drive, if I mention that I needed 60 GB of free space for 30 GB of photos, and the result is that the ringtones disappeared from my phone for good. Because I didn't buy them through iTunes, no restore-tones helped me. Apple is really starting to give me a lot of shit. They survived the update from 3GS to 4S, then to 5S, iOS clouds and now back...
I don't want to defend Apple, but better for synchronizing media with the iPhone, i.e. melodies, etc., it is better to turn on "Manually sync music" and not select what I want to sync and then just sync (I don't know if you did it this way, but it happened to me too earlier) with the fact that you select the albums, tunes that are to be synchronized, because if the given media disappears from the computer, then logically it will also disappear from the iPhone.
Unfortunately, iTunes is poorly written and to this day people are calling for a complete redesign and especially a refactoring of the code.
Regarding the iPhoto, I want to ask, did you download the photos and then edit them? For example, all you need to do is rotate, because then iPhoto keeps the original and therefore you have the photo twice in your PC/Mac, once rotated wrongly and once rotated correctly. I don't know if iPhoto has an option to clear "original" bad photos, I use CleanMyMac 2 for this (http://macpaw.com/cleanmymac), which yes is also worth the money :(
By the way, have we at least achieved the point that your MBA is no longer restarting?
It hasn't restarted in a day. It comes unexpectedly. I didn't synchronize anything with iTunes, only some basic syncs are performed automatically for putting Jen's wallet into the computer. I lived in the domain that all those edits are non-destructive in the sense that they are attached to the original as individual edit steps - I was obviously wrong. That might explain the size. But why does the ringtones disappear irretrievably after importing photos into iPhoto, when I haven't synced anything with anything and auto sync is turned off because I back up my iPhone to the cloud?
I'm afraid that the automatic syncs are to blame... In iTunes, in the settings, the "Devices" tab, the penultimate tab, there is a click button "Prevent iPods, iPhones and iPads from syncing automatically" I click it immediately, because I don't like it when some SW does something without my knowledge.
Otherwise, everything at Apple is designed in such a way that the system will think for the given user, i.e. that a lot of things will happen automatically. So if a person deletes something, it is deleted from everywhere. It's more or less a system for llamas and if you expect me to use it I'm a llama (no offense, I'm the author of the "Apple is for idiots. God bless me for being an idiot") but I don't want the system to think for me so much detail, because I'm an advanced user, so unfortunately it needs a few tweaks. Apple simply does not assume that:
– one will manually synchronize tones, music, podcasts and delete them after successful synchronization,
– one will use a directory structure to avoid having to use my spotlight.
I can't think of more at the moment. Anyway, OSX is not self-sustaining, just like Windows or Linux, and each system has its own specifics.
Yes, yes, I also have a problem with prevention, among other things because I don't have 64GB for MBA or something to duplicate my phone. Tim wrote that it surprised me.
Well, it's more likely to be a bug and I don't know :( But I'm not surprised, I would also be very unpleasantly surprised under the circumstances :(
Otherwise, I'll ask how Safari is going for you? After upgrading to 10.x on my MBA, it seems quite slow, even with 2 tabs, and when I use e.g. chrome, it works several orders of magnitude better...
I have a very subjective impression that on average it is more or less the same as driv, some pages are rendered longer, others not. Chrome is significantly faster.
For me, it's not just about rendering, I open 3 windows and the rest of the applications and the whole application go to hell. Anyway, after upgrading to 10.10.2 it's working now, we'll see how long…
I usually have about 10-15 Safari tabs open and it works. I have 8 GB of RAM, that probably plays a role as well. Today I updated the patch that fixes the wifi, and when I'm in a place where there are more networks that I can connect to, it keeps crashing and jumping between them... Cool... But now it doesn't even surprise me. It's probably time for another PRAM reset :-) But I remember the times about 3-5 years ago, when it was quite decent to work with an Apple book...
Hmm, the 8GB of ram is really a good thing, which unfortunately I can't afford (my MBA is a "cannon", but the maximum RAM that can be put in it is 4GB). Anyway, they worked on it and now Safari runs much better.
Hmm, I'm looking at your "bad luck" :( I have 2 Wifi at home that I can connect to (5 and 2.4 GHz) and the connection is fine, I just messed up the LCD font smoothing... so when I turn it on (and it was probably on) the texts in the menu have strange ghosts and when I turn it off it works, but you can't really look at it...
I'm still working on it, so far I haven't "found" anything major, I understand there are a few small niggles, but nothing to do with wifi issues. Yes, I would like to convert my AppleScripts to JavaScripts, because they are more readable for me, and due to bugs, this is still not possible.
Otherwise:
– Parallels treads – connecting to the customer,
– I rejected mail a long time ago and Airmail works too, so I communicate,
– VNC/RDP clients work,
– Terminal, you can't go wrong with that :)
– Word/Excel also tread,
– Mamp for running local WWW pages as test environments (php, mediawiki, drupal, etc.), it works,
– Safari too, but I also have FF/Chrome,
– BBEdit also,
– XCode too and there are no longer such bugs as in 6.1, when the variable declared in the function was not visible in the middle of the "loop" inside the function, anyway it was related to Swift, not ObjC,
– Hands free, so I don't have to keep hunting for the phone, finally started working as it should,
– I do not solve the non-functionality of SAP's "internal" website, it has problems on almost everything that is not IE even in the 21st century,
I guess I'm undemanding :) Maybe try resetting the SMC (NVRAM) and PRAM, I do this as a precaution every time I upgrade the system and I also delete the cache (yosemite cache cleaner – deep clean)