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Who Needs Friends in High Places? The compensation committees of these companies are completely
independent--and still lavishly rewarded their laggard CEOs
COMPANY CEO TOTAL SHAREHOLDER PAY HIKE
RETURN FISCAL '99 1999
PHARMACIA Robert Shapiro -25.1% 643.6%
REEBOK INTERNATIONAL Paul Fireman -44.9 468.7
U.S. BANCORP John Grundhofer -31.2 236.6
CARDINAL HEALTH Robert Walter -36.8 172.0
PHILIP MORRIS Geoffrey Bible -54.4 171.6
DATA: S&P COMPUSTAT, INVESTOR RESPONSIBILITY RESEARCH CENTER
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