Microsoft executives switch to Juniper receiving high salaries

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July 30 – It seems to be very easy for Microsoft officials Kevin Johnson to switch to Juniper Networks as chief executive officer.
According to Juniper Networks this week submitted to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, the paper said, Johnson is not only in the September 8 to the company as the only senior officials, and he also received the 2003 payment of 5 million U.S. dollars signing bonus And the basic annual salary of 800,000 U.S. dollars of wages.
Resigned from Microsoft and Windows online, head of Johnson's duties will also sign two agreements stock options. Once he began to perform the new job, he will be in the next four years, 160 million shares of stock options.
Juniper Networks stock of the current trading price of a share of about 25 U.S. dollars. Therefore, Johnson received stock options worth a total of 40 million U.S. dollars. However, Johnson fulfilled these stock options according to the value of stock options he was the day's closing price of the stock identified.
For Johnson, he not only started a new journey of adventure, but also left about a six-month negotiations between Yahoo and Microsoft. Johnson played a key role in the negotiations.