Apple chief’s 2019 salary slides to US$11.6 million
Apple boss Tim Cook is paid a base salary of US$3 million in addition to a bonus and various compensations. – EPA pic, January 4, 2020.
APPLE chief Tim Cook saw his annual pay slip to US$11.6 million last year after the company registered a weaker financial performance compared with 2018, according to documents filed yesterday. Cook, who took home US$15.7 million in 2018, is paid a base salary of US$3 million in addition to a bonus and various compensations.
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