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The Utah Jazz owners sat with the Apple CEO, Tim Cook, during a preseason game against the Utah Jazz.
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The amount of money Tim Cook can make after ten years running Apple was revealed in a proxy statement filed by the company on Thursday. His base salary remained at $3 million, an additional $12 million in incentives, $82 million worth of stock awards, and the money spent to cover items like security and private flights pushed the entire thing closer to the $100 million mark.
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Apple's total shareholder return was at the 97th percentile of the companies that were included in the S&P 500 for the entire performance period.
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Cook received more than $750 million in shares when he took over the company, and his 2020 pay is more than six times that. The terms of the package were changed when stock performance fell, which Apple says happened at Cook's request, putting some of the grant at risk if the company didn't return enough money to shareholders. We all know what happened under Tim Cook's leadership.
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In August, when we wrote about the decade recap, Apple was still close to a $2.5 trillion market cap, and in the time since, it has crossed $3 trillion. It hasn't all been great. Over the last couple of years, Apple employees have opened up about issues with its internal culture, including the push to return to the office and pay transparency, among many other things.
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Cook and other members of the board of directors and executive team are transparent by nature. Apple notes in its own document that after putting together base salary, bonuses, commission, and grant date fair value of equity awards granted to employees in 2021, they received $68,254, creating a compensation ratio of 1.