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Las Vegas Sands' Leven gains $71.3M from stock options
previously awarded shares that vested and pay and equity awards worth $9 million. • Occidental Petroleum Chairman Ray Irani — $80.4 million, including $8.7 million in previously awarded shares that vested in 2011, a $26 million payout from
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Occidental's Irani, Gilead's Martin join $50-million club
The $50 million-plus compensation club has swelled by a couple more top executives. Occidental Petroleum's Ray Irani — no stranger to the club — received compensation valued at $80.4 million, while John Martin, CEO of biopharmacutical
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CEO Pay Averaged $11.4 Million at Largest Companies in 2010top five highest paid CEOs on the list were: 1. Viacom, Philippe Dauman, $84.5 million 2. Occidental Petroleum, Ray Irani , $76.1 million 3. Oracle, Lawrence Ellison, $70.1 million 4. McKesson, John Hammergren, $54.6 million
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Despite huge salaries, CEOs cling to their perks
travel costs for his wife. Lundgren’s 2010 compensation was valued at $14.9 million. •Occidental Petroleum’s Ray Irani received nearly $391,107 worth of financial planning advice — on top of compensation worth $76.1 million. •Carolina
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CEOs hold on to perks
travel costs for his wife. Lundgren’s 2010 compensation was valued at $14.9 million. •Occidental Petroleum’s Ray Irani received nearly $391,107 worth of financial planning advice — on top of compensation worth $76.1 million. •Carolina
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Outgoing Aetna chairman gets a $68.7 million goodbye
s Philippe Dauman ranks No. 1, receiving nearly $84.5 million in compensation, while Occidental Petroleum’s Ray Irani was No. 2, with a compensation package valued at $76.1 million. Williams, 60, retired as Aetna CEO in November
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CEO pay soars while workers' pay stalls
paid $84.5 million, which was not only a 149% increase from 2009, but 11% greater than the No. 2 on the list, Ray Irani of Occidental Petroleum. Viacom’s board awarded Dauman the pay, including the “significant one-time equity awards” for
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Spending on personal security perk for CEOs is skyrocketing
security of CEO Fred Smith. Walt Disney spent $645,368 for CEO Robert Iger; Occidental Petroleum spent $575,407 for Ray Irani ; and McKesson spent $401,706 for John Hammergren. Be it paranoia or prudence, corporate spending on CEO safekeeping
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Non-pay perks abound for some CEOs
Fairbank received a car allowance, insurance, health care and home security. • Occidental Petroleum oxy paid CEO Ray Irani more than $400,000 for tax preparation and financial planning services. • Robert Ulrich retired as CEO of Target tgt
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Best-compensated CEO: Chesapeake's McClendon
Fairbank received a car allowance, insurance, health care and home security. • Occidental Petroleum oxy paid CEO Ray Irani more than $400,000 for tax preparation and financial planning services. • Robert Ulrich retired as CEO of Target tgt
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$85 million man: Oracle's Ellison tops best-paid CEO list
AP's list of the 10 best-paid executives. With Ellison taking over the No. 1 spot, Occidental Petroleum OXY CEO Ray Irani fell out of the top 10. In another revision lower on the pay ladder, News Corp. CEO Rupert Murdoch now occupies the 14th
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Do They Work Hard for the Money?lot for shareholders. The salary he's pulling down, $9 million or so, that's not small change." Then there's Ray Irani , who made nearly $322 million last year running Occidental Petroleum. "Did that require great genius to have a stock
