Ondrej Holzman Apple CEO Tim Cook earned $10,3 million over the past year, roughly 259 million crowns. For Cook, that means more than $2014 million more in pay than he did in XNUMX, back then took over 9 million.
Documents with the US Securities and Exchange Commission they showed, that the head of Apple added to his two million salary an additional 8 million dollars for the company's results and 280 thousand dollars in other rewards.
In 2015, Angela Ahrendts was also in line with the other top managers of Apple. After her arrival, the head of retail and online stores earned 2014 million dollars in 73, last year it was "only" 25,8 million dollars (649 million crowns). CFO Luca Maestri, Eddy Cue, Dan Riccio and Bruce Sewell also received that much.
All of these executives received $20 million in stock and $4 million in Apple performance, all on top of their $2015 million salaries. In addition, for all mentioned, these amounts do not include the restricted stock units (RSUs) they received in XNUMX.
Tim Cook received 560 shares worth over $57 million last year. Angela Ahrendts' nearly 400 shares were valued at $50 million, and iTunes chief Eddy Cue, hardware senior vice president Dan Riccio, director of legal affairs Bruce Sewell and Luca Maestri received shares worth between $11 and $38 million.
The fact that Apple recorded another record year in which it sold products worth $233,7 billion was also reflected in the compensation of top executives. This represents a 28 percent increase compared to 2014. The Californian company should also start 2016 on a record, it will announce the financial results for the first fiscal quarter on January 26.
and when they already have so much, they could put 20% down on everything, their prices are beyond common sense.