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To: Jim Willie CB who wrote (4176)	4/23/2003 10:03:00 AM
From: 4figureau	Read Replies (2) of 5423

This has to change before we reach a bottom IMO: >>Steve Jobs (Apple Computer) 2002 Compensation $78.1 MILLION Shareholder Return for 2002 -34.6% This amount reflects the value of five million restricted shares Jobs got this year in exchange for 27.5 million underwater options. David Cote (Honeywell) 2002 Compensation $68.5* MILLION Shareholder Return for 2002 -27.3% Roughly 80% of this comp package is a "golden handshake" that Cote collected when he took over from Larry Bossidy in Feb. 2002. John Chambers (Cisco Systems) 2002 Compensation $54.8 MILLION Shareholder Return for 2002 -27.7% Chamber's comp--which consists almost entirely of options--is 66% less than it was the year before. But it's still huge. Pat Russo (Lucent Technologies) 2002 Compensation $38.2* MILLION Shareholder Return for 2002 -75.4% Russo became CEO in January 2002; a signing bonus and "make whole" payments accounted for more than half her take. Jeff Barbakow (Tenet Healthcare) 2002 Compensation $35.0 MILLION Shareholder Return for 2002 -58.1% Troubled Tenet could face billions in legal liability from hefty Medicaid billings under Barbakow. The feds are investigating. David D'Alessandro (John Hancock Finan. Svcs.) 2002 Compensation $34.3 MILLION Shareholder Return for 2002 -31.7% "The only cash I received attributable to 2002 performance is $2.1 million," he says. Much of his comp came from stock grants. Scott McNealy (Sun Microsystems) 2002 Compensation $31.7 MILLION Shareholder Return for 2002 -74.7% Although Sun had a terrible year, co-founder McNealy's total compensation rose 31%. Miles White (Abbott Laboratories) 2002 Compensation $30.4 MILLION Shareholder Return for 2002 -26.7% Says comp committee chair Laurance Fuller: "Mr. White's compensation reflected [strong] 2001 Abbott performance." Hank Greenberg (American Intl. Group) 2002 Compensation $29.2 MILLION Shareholder Return for 2002 -26.9% An AIG spokesman says that $11 million of this amount was paid to the longtime CEO by an affiliated company, not by AIG directly. Alain Belda (Alcoa) 2002 Compensation $24.8 MILLION Shareholder Return for 2002 -34.6% Alcoa's board opposed a recent shareholder proposal to disclose the compensation of the company's highest and lowest earners. Richard Jay Kogan (Schering-Plough) 2002 Compensation $24.4 MILLION Shareholder Return for 2002 -36.4% This package includes some $13 million in severance for Kogan, who retires this month. (The stock fell in 2000 and 2001 too.) Robert Essner (Wyeth) 2002 Compensation $22.2 MILLION Shareholder Return for 2002 -37.9% Essner isn't the only one to whom Wyeth paid a ton. The company gave its recently retired chairman, John Stafford, even more. *Base salary has been annualized. Notes: Total compensation includes base salary, bonus, long-term incentive plan payouts, restricted stock awards, the present value of option grants (using the Black-Scholes model), and other compensation. Does not include value of previously granted options exercised in 2002. Source: Equilar<<

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