From Bob Iger to Warren Buffett and Jack Dorsey: These are the highest and lowest paid CEOs of 2018 (via CNBCMakeIt)
for CEOs of S&P 500 companies, The Wall Street Journal found that it varies widely, with the highest-paid CEO earning $129.4 million in 2018 and the lowest earning just $1.
The highest paid CEO in 2018 was David M. Zaslav of entertainment network Discovery, Inc. Zaslav was paid $129.4 million, a sharp increase from his $42.2 million in 2017. Much of his pay comes from stock options, and the Journal notes his significant increase in pay was almost entirely performance-based and a result of a "substantial increase in stock-option awards tied to a five-year contract extension through 2023.
The Walt Disney Company CEO Robert Iger was paid $65.6 million, making him the third highest paid S&P 500 CEO last year. That's a 80.9% increase in pay from 2017, when he pulled in $36.6 million. Iger's increase was largely the result of a pay bump for extending his tenure at Disney through 2021, as well as stock awards. Notably, in March, Disney heiressCNBC's "Squawk Box" that she thinks CEOs in the U.
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