Now that Oracle CEO Larry Ellison has HP’s Mark Hurd, he could be getting ready to make his next move — and go for all of HP. Sounds crazy, but at least one respected tech analyst thinks it’ll happen. And he notes that Ellison…
The latest rumor floating around Silicon Valley: Hewlett Packard’s newest board member, Marc Andreessen, the Silicon Valley legend who founded Netscape, pushed former CEO Mark Hurd out the door in an effort to assert his influe…
It might be a scandal. Or an illness. Or the CEO could simply quit. Regardless of the cause, major companies can’t afford to wait until a sudden crisis dictates the search for a new CEO. Korn/Ferry’s Ana Dutra explains.
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Oracle’ CEO saw his compensation drop 17% this year, but he’s far from being in the poor house. Ellison, the sixth richest man in the world, earned a total of $70.1 million during the fiscal year.
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Mark Hurd will receive an annual salary of $950,000 and a bonus of as much as $10 million for fiscal 2011 in his new position as president of Oracle. It’s a big drop from his HP compensation.
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