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    3. Intel CEO Salary: Shareholders Vote Against Executive Pay Program

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      Intel CEO Salary: Shareholders Vote Against Executive Pay Program
      Intel shareholders voted against the companys executive compensation program last week, which included part of a $178.6 million payout to CEO Pat Gelsinger, according to a regulatory filing published Monday.Around 1.78 billion votes, making up around 54.2% of shareholders of the chip-manufacturing giant, were cast against the executive compensation, while 932 million votes were made in favor. Around 577 million votes abstained or were broker non-votes...
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    1. This is the moment to reassess the executive pay structure.
      In Glaxo to Pay First Woman CEO Less, Citing a Lack of Experience
    2. It is not a coincidence that the Dow Jones industrial average (DJIA), which stood at 5,000 in 1996, is now well above 13,000, Myths and Realities of Executive Pay, which was released in 2007.
      In What a Nobel Prize-Winning Economist has to say about CEO Bonuses
    3. Theories of executive pay must take into account the specific features of executives' jobs.
      In The Depressing Reason Why Executives Receive Such Massive salaries