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    NRI Sanjay Jha Motorola's co-CEO justifies the $799 price of “Xoom”

    Chicago, Feb. 17, 2011

    Motorola came clean with the $799 price tag for the 3G/4G Xoom tablet. Motorola Xoom pre-sale 'confirmed' for Feb. 20, Atrix 4G on Feb. 22 .......Read More

     

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    NRI Sanjay Jha may be top paid CEO in 2008
    $104 million in annual kompensation comes in stock options

    Chicago, April 03, 2009

    In its Friday edition, the Wall Street Journal identifies the Motorola co-chief executive as the biggest pay-getter at any public company in 2008.

    The vast majority of his $104 million in annual compensation comes in lager options that are presently worthless. The stock was trading Friday morning at just $4.51 a share.

    When the handset maker reported a $397 million loss at the end of October and said it would cut 3,000 jobs in 2009. However, at that time he also said that

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    The $65m BONUS man: Motorola boss to get huge payout following merger with Google... one day after oil CEO awarded $100m windfall

    • Pay out for chief executive Sanjay Jha, 48, who has held the role since January

    • Motorola to cut 800 jobs by the end of the year

    By LOUISE BOYLE
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    The CEO of Motorola is in line for a $65 million bonus following the company's merger with Google.

    Sanjay Jha, 48, was named chief executive of the cell phone company in January after being brought in to salvage a business that lost $4.3 billion between 2007 and 2009.

    Mr Jha's huge windfall comes a day after it was revealed that Eugene M Isenberg, 81, chairman and chief executive of oil-drilling company Nabors Industries Ltd, will receive a $100 million pay out - even though he isn't leaving the company. 

    Bonus time: CEO Sanjay Jha is in line for a $65 million windfall despite his company Motorola Mobility recently announcing the loss of 800 jobs worldwide

    Shareholders have been le

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    Ex-Motorola chief Sanjay Jha appointed GlobalFoundries CEO

    Sanjay Jha, the former Motorola chief executive officer, who oversaw the acquisition of the company by search giant Google, has been named CEO of GlobalFoundries. Jha, who previously also served as COO of Qualcomm, will replace Ajit Manocha at the CEO role.

    Jha managed to negotiate what’s widely seen as a hugely profitable $12.5 billion acquisition of Motorola by Google, and he also served as chief executive during the split of Motorola into Motorola Mobility and Motorola Solutions.

    "Sanjay is one of the most respected leaders in the technology industry and has a proven track record of consistently delivering shareholder value," GlobalFoundries' vice chairman Ibrahim Ajami said. "His industry background and experience as a foundry customer will position GlobalFoundries for continued growth."

    GlobalFoundries is a California-based chip foundry, making silicon for some of the top chip makers like AMD, Qualcomm, and Broadco