Re:Booking.com gives €28m in bonuses to three top execs; Too...
by nielsbot on Friday May 28, 2021 @04:23PM
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The execs who benefited are US-based:
"As a result, the total remuneration for the three-member U.S. board of parent company Booking Holdings last year converted to more than 28 million euros. Some 5.8 million euros in shares and cash went to CEO Glenn Fogel, and 2.8 million euros went to Peter Millones, the vice president. Nearly 20 million euros, mostly in shares, went to CFO David Goulden, according to company documents reviewed by NRC. The company was concerned they could otherwise lose the three top executives."
Also, LMAO at "concerned they could otherwise lose the three top executives." They always use that excuse to plunder.
Meanwhile "Fixed salaries of the management in Amsterdam headquarters were however cut by 20 percent"
"As a result, the total remuneration for the three-member U.S. board of parent company Booking Holdings last year converted to more than 28 million euros. Some 5.8 million euros in shares and cash went to CEO Glenn Fogel, and 2.8 million euros went to Peter Millones, the vice president. Nearly 20 million euros, mostly in shares, went to CFO David Goulden, according to company documents reviewed by NRC. The company was concerned they could otherwise lose the three top executives."
Also, LMAO at "concerned they could otherwise lose the three top executives." They always use that excuse to plunder.
Meanwhile "Fixed salaries of the management in Amsterdam headquarters were however cut by 20 percent"