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Yahoo CEO gets $1.1 million cash bonus

After just six months on the job in 2012, Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer received a $1.12 million cash bonus and a further $13.3 million worth of restricted stock.
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(Credit: Marissa Mayer via LinkedIn)
(Credit: Marissa Mayer via LinkedIn)
Published: March. 7, 2013 at 1:22 PM
By KRISTEN BUTLER, UPI.com

According to company filings released late Wednesday, Marissa Mayer, who joined Yahoo as CEO in July last year, will get a $1 million base salary in 2013 with up to $2 million as a cash bonus.

Under Mayer's employment agreement, she received a retention bonus of $15 million worth of Yahoo stock, $15 million in stock options based on performance and an additional $14 million in stock to make up for money she lost when she left competitor Google to transition to Yahoo.

Yahoo share prices have risen 46% since Mayer took the helm July, and the company reported higher earnings than expected for her first two quarters as CEO.

Mayer received a lot of press for announcing her pregnancy at the same time as her appointment to Yahoo. She gave birth in September and returned to work just two weeks later, saying that being a CEO with a baby is "easy."

Late last month Mayer was in the news again after ending work-from-home options for Yahoo employees. Long-distance employees who currently telecommute full-time will have to report to Yahoo offices starting in June.

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