From Tesla's Elon Musk to Oracle's Safra Catz, some of the biggest pay packages weren't at the biggest companies
Some of the biggest CEO paydays last year don’t appear in the WSJ’s rankings, either because the companies aren’t part of the S&P 500 index or because of the timing of their fiscal year.
Here’s a look at five companies whose leaders would have ranked near the top:The electric-car company awarded options valued at $2.28 billion to its founder and CEO last year—an amount roughly equivalent to the combined 2018 compensation of the 92 top-paid CEOs in the Journal’s rankings. (Tesla isn’t in the S&P...
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