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| News & Gossip |
The 10 Highest Paid CEOs
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#9
Geoffrey C. Bible
COB and CEO,
Philip Morris Companies Inc.
Direct
deposit: $4,750,000
Perks: $16,529,142 option value + $8,200,000
long term incentive plan payouts
Total Compensation: $29,479,142
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project: The June 12 IPO of subsidiary Kraft
Foods -- the second largest domestic IPO ever --
raised $8.7 billion.
Career path: Bible was an accountant for
Philip Morris for almost 30 years before he became
CEO in 1994.
Unflattering headline: "Bible Sells Bad Stuff
-- And Not Well," from a Forbes
account of the 63-year-old Australian-born businessman's
low ranking on its CEO value list.
Rankings
and data provided by Executive Compensation Advisory
Services (ECAS) for fiscal year 2000. |
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