Tim Cook to receive $47 million as Apple’s executive chair, FT reports
The Financial Times says Cook’s successor as CEO, John Ternus, gets $58 million.
The Financial Times says Cook’s successor as CEO, John Ternus, gets $58 million.
The Financial Times reports that Tim Cook has been handed a $47 million pay deal as Apple’s executive chair. It says his successor, John Ternus, gets $58 million and describes Cook’s package as signaling a big role for the former CEO.
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The Financial Times says Cook’s successor as CEO, John Ternus, gets $58 million.
The Financial Times reports that Tim Cook has been handed a $47 million pay deal as Apple’s executive chair. It says his successor, John Ternus, gets $58 million and describes Cook’s package as signaling a big role for the former CEO.