Highest-Paid CEO in 2017 Was Broadcom's Hock Tan Who Made $103 Million

Highest-Paid CEO in 2017 Was Broadcom's Hock Tan Who Made $103 Million | Fortune

fortune.com Oct 11 2018 BoardNews

The Conference Board’s CEO pay study—the most comprehensive annual review of pay practices—comes out Thursday. Fortune ‘s email newsletter CEO Daily got an exclusive early look...

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