The report named Yahoo CEO Carol Bartz “the highest-paid CEO at an Overpaid 25 company.” Her 2009 compensation was $39 million.
4Name: Ronald Hovespian Company: Novell
Hovespian received $5.2 million in total fiscal-year 2009 compensation, low by CEO standards, but the company’s underperformance was nonetheless enough to place it on the Overpaid list.
5Name: Dan Hesse Company: Sprint Nextel
Spring Nextel—and, by extension, CEO Dan Hesse—also made the Overpaid Company list.
6Name: Greg Brown and Sanjay Jha, co-CEOs Company: Motorola
Motorola is making its second consecutive appearance on the list.
7Name: Steve Appleton Company: Micron Technology
The report cites Micro Technology’s financial losses, despite its executive’s steadily rising compensation, as the reason for putting it on the list.
8Name: Bill Morrow Company: Clearwire
Clearwire also made the Overpaid list.
9Name: Larry Ellison Company: Oracle
Although Oracle has reported robust numbers (especially in comparison to some of the companies on its Overpaid list), Glass Lewis felt obligated to cite the company for the enormous size of its pay packages for top executives, including CEO Ellison and co-President Mark Hurd.
10THE UNDERPAID
11Name: Steve Jobs Company: Apple
The report claims Steve Jobs as the lowest-paid CEO on its “Underpaid 25” list, citing his fiscal 2009 salary of $1.
12Name: Jeff Bezos Company: Amazon.com
Jeff Bezos received $81,840 in base salary and $1.7 million “in the incremental cost of security arrangements,” enough to put him on the “Underpaid 25” list.
13Name: Jeffery H. Boyd Company: Priceline.com
Priceline.com was another Web-centric company to make the list.
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