Apple CEO Brings Home $750 Million Bonus

Voice of America

Friday, August 27, 2021 06:35:39 PM UTC

It pays to be the leader of Apple.

The company's CEO, Tim Cook, was recently given a bonus of $750 million worth of Apple stock, marking his 10th anniversary as CEO. The bonus was revealed Thursday in a regulatory filing. He promptly cashed out the 5 million shares, which were given based on both performance and time with the company.

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