Newly-appointed Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai will have his annual salary bumped to $2 million, with stock grants potentially worth nearly $250 million
and comprehensive healthcare.
Windfall aside, Pichai has a difficult year ahead of him. While Alphabet is still pumping out strong revenues, its most recent earnings report revealedas it invested heavily to find its next big business after digital advertising. Alphabet, the holding company that also includes self-driving car company Waymo, internet-balloon startup Loon and health firm Verily, among others, still makes nearly all of its money from Google’s businesses, which include YouTube and its Cloud unit.
Meanwhile, Alphabet is also dealing with an ongoing and contentious clash between management and workers. In 2019, employees continued to protest
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