Apple’s CEO Steve Jobs took $1 salary again in 2005

“Apple Computer Inc. said Monday that Chief Executive Steven P. Jobs received a $1 salary and no other compensation for fiscal 2005, unchanged from fiscal 2004.. according to a proxy statement filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission,” MarketWatch reports. “Jobs’ 10 million restricted shares, which were granted to him in 2003, were valued at $532 million at the end of fiscal 2005, Apple said. The valuation was based on $53.20 per share, the closing price of Apple’s common shares last Sept. 23. The shares vest in full on the third anniversary of the grant date, subject to Jobs continued employment with the company. Shares of Apple closed Monday at $65.68 each. In addition, Jobs has 120,000 fully vested options that he received in 1997.”

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34 Comments

  1. Loooong wait for ShortHorn:
    Does anyone know how much Disney is paying him?

    As a share holder of about 7% of Disney, he would then earn 7% of the stock’s performance, right?

    I know that he is on their board, but is he an actual employee?

    MW: amount. How fitting.

  2. For each cent he’s been payed he’s added about a billion dollars to the value of Apple. I doubt there is any CEO in history that could match that achievement…

    And as for the comment above that he is ‘lucky’.. well, you can figure whether that’s correct or not for yourself..

  3. a very clever move…..

    hes getting payed in stocks and options…. its only a tax thing. Hes paying far less taxes on his stocks as on a huge salary…

    and then… who wants to sell AAPL shares anyways (except the last months….:-(

    and it makes him look like a hero too……very clever indeed

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