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发信人: ooo (KKK), 信区: Texas
标 题: 少灌水，当CEO钱途财大
发信站: BBS 未名空间站 (Tue Mar 8 20:53:52 2011, 美东)
By The Associated Press The Associated Press – Mon Mar 7, 7:51 pm ET
Chip maker Texas Instruments Inc.'s CEO's pay package rose 23 percent in 201
0, according to an Associated Press calculation from a regulatory filing.
Richard K. Templeton, 52, received compensation valued at $12.1 million, up
from $9.8 million in 2009, according to the company's proxy statement filed
Monday with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
Templeton's salary rose 3 percent to $987,840, and he was also granted a per
formance-based bonus worth $3.2 million — up 77 percent year over year.
The CEO received stock awards worth $4.1 million on the day they were grante
d, an increase of 25 percent from 2009. His option awards were worth $3.6 mi
llion on the day they were granted, a dip of 1 percent from the previous yea
r).
Templeton's $240,521 in perks included $47,786 for unused vacation time, $60
,957 in contributions to a retirement plan and $111,204 for personal use of
the company's plane.
The AP's calculation of executive pay includes salary, bonus, incentives, pe
rks, above-market returns on deferred compensation and the estimated value o
f stock options and awards as of the day they were granted. The calculations
exclude changes in the present value of pension benefits, making the AP tot
al different in most cases than the total reported by companies to the SEC.
Dallas-based TI's chips are used in many different types of electronics, han
dling tasks like regulating and converting electric power, processing audio,
communicating with hard drives and creating Wi-Fi and cellular connections.
Throughout much of 2010, its financial results indicated that it was rebound
ing from the recession. But in October TI warned that the chip market was we
akening and its outlook for 2011 was cautious. TI's fourth-quarter results,
which were released in January, came in just ahead of expectations, however,
and the company said at the time that it was past the "short and shallow do
wnturn" that occurred during the second half of the year.
For 2010, the company reported net income of $3.23 billion, or $2.62 per sha
re, more than doubling from the year before. Revenue rose 34 percent to $13.
97 billion.
TI's stock price rose 24.7 percent last year, ending at $32.50 a share. The
stock lost 79 cents, or 2.2 percent, to close at $35.48 Monday. |
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