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Apple’s (AAPL) Jobs Worked For $1, But Owns 5.5 Million Shares
1 hour, 21 minutes ago ago from 24/7 Wall St.
Steve Jobs, the CEO of Apple (NASDAQ: AAPL ), is doing fine, financially. He took a salary of just $1 last year but owns 5.546 million Apple shares. The stock trades above $200, so Jobs has over $1 billion invested in the company. The Apple proxy also reports that most of the firm's top people have to rely on stock holdings and options to do well. Apple N0.2 executive Tim Cook had a base of only $750,000 last year and got an $800,000 ...
Related contentFortune's CEO of the Decade: Steve Jobs
16 hours ago ago from DeeCoded.com
The man behind my macbook (and your iphone and your friend's ipod), Apple's Steve Jobs, has been named CEO of the decade by Fortune. I've idolized the man from the moment I heard his Stanford speech . His whole life is inspiring. Read Fortune's story on him here .
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Steve Jobs bring apple to the front of technology.Apple managed to grow and profit in 2009 despite the global recession dragging on the economy. Although pundits questioned whether the company would be able to maintain competitive momentum during CEO Steve Jobs' six-month sick leave, the company continued to post strong quarterly numbers for product lines such as the iPhone 3GS, the Mac line and the iPod. In 2010, Apple plans to expand its ...
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1 hour, 55 minutes ago ago from TechPeek.com
By Joe Wilcox , Betanews Apple's 2009 execution was nothing short of spectacular, given the sour economy and CEO Steve Jobs' medical leave. Apple executives handled both circumstances, which might have sunk another company, with finesse and subtle but direct aggressiveness. I had a difficult time narrowing the did-good list to just 10 items. I'll post a did-wrong list later today or just after midnight tomorrow. For now, I present the ...
Related contentAnd the Best Performing CEO Award goes to Steve Jobs
16 hours ago ago from pluGGd.in
This news is no surprise, Steve Jobs tops the charts with #1 CEO on the Harvard business review list . His contribution to the growth of Apple is mind blowing: increased market value by $ 150 B, delivered industry-adjusted return 3,188% (34% compounded annually) and influenced market factor of 3.1 year-over-year. The return of Jobs gave new lease of life to Apple as it is in doldrums in 1997.Back in July, Apple reported third quarter ...
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