Perks for American CEOs Aren’t What They Used to Be
- Aetna spent $602,781 on Mark Bertolini’s personal air travel
- Vornado’s Steven Roth incurred $272,290 tab for car and driver
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Gone are the days when Tyco International ponied up millions of dollars to indulge its executives’ lavish lifestyles, including Dennis Kozlowski’s $15,000 dog umbrella stand. But U.S. public companies still give bosses some tasty tidbits with their multimillion-dollar pay packages.