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Technology Stocks : IBM
IBM 308.41+1.9%10:53 AM EST

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To: Hsien W. Chang who wrote (3397)6/28/1998 11:48:00 AM
From: j g cordes  Read Replies (2) of 8218
 
The Incentive to maintain shareholder value.. <g>

"March 16, 1998, 1:20 p.m. PT CNET

Lou Gerstner's efforts in turning around IBM (IBM)
are making him extremely wealthy.

Gerstner, 56, earned $6 million in salary and bonuses
last year, excluding stock options, up sharply from
the $4.77 million he made during the previous year,
according to the company's proxy filing with the
Securities and Exchange Commission today.

On top of this, Gerstner was granted a "special"
stock option covering 2 million shares of IBM
common stock. The award will vest in five equal
installments over five years.

The stock option package, with an exercise price of
$103.56 per share, will have a potential realized
value of $330.1 million if IBM's stock price
appreciates at 10 percent annually for the ten-year
option term; or $130.3 million for a 5 percent annual
appreciation."
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