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To: porcupine --''''> who wrote (819)	9/28/1998 3:37:00 AM
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No MSFT options for Gates in '98 --''''> MICROSOFT CORP CEO Bill Gates, ranked by Forbes magazine as the richest man in the world, got lower compensation in the fiscal year just ended than in 1997, again making him only the second-highest paid Microsoft official. He received a base salary in fiscal 1998, ended June 30, of $368,874 from the computer software giant he co-founded. Combined with a bonus of $173,423, Gates had a total compensation package worth $542,297 in fiscal 1998, slightly lower than the $591,352 he got in fiscal 1997, according to Microsoft's proxy filed with the SEC. It added that no stock options were granted to any of its executive officers in fiscal 1998. (Reuters 11:15 AM ET 09/25/98) For the full text story, see infobeat.com

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