Yahoo’s Executive Director Carol Barts is the most expensive manager of companies included in the broad U.S. stock index S & P 500. Barts was last year earned 47.2 million dollars, according to estimates cited by the AP Wednesday. The lowest paid manager in the same group of companies is the CEO of Apple Inc. Steve Jobs, received $ 1. For several years he worked with such a salary as a marketing strategy that is recorded in Book of Records Guinness. Top U.S. money managers from companies whose rates follow Standard & Poor’s index of 500 and have submitted information to the Federal Commission for Securities and Stock Exchanges of the United States from 1 January to 30 April, are calculated according to a formula of PA, which includes salary , bonuses and the company estimates the value of shares and options last year. The most expensive American managers for 2009, which includes companies in the index, according to accounts of PA are:
1. Carol Barts, Yahoo – 47,2 million dollars
2. Leslie Munvis, CBS Corp. – 42.9 million
3. Marc Casper, Thermo Fisher Scientific – 34,1 million dollars
4. Philippe Dauman, Viacom Inc. – 33.9 million
5. J. Raymond Elliott, Boston Scientific – 33,3 million dollars.
6. Ray Airan, Occidental Petroleum – 31,4 million dollars
7. Shadows Glen, Urban Outfitters – 29,9 million dollars
8. Brian Roberts, Comcast Corp – 27,2 million dollars
9. William Weldon, Johnson & Johnson – 25,5 million dollars
10. Louis Camilleri, Philip Morris International Inc. – 24.4 million

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