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Apple CEO Tim Prepare now has another hole to fill around the company's board.

Millard "Mickey" Drexler, who has served as an The apple company director since 1999, told the company the other day that he plans to retire towards the end of his current phrase in March, according to a regulatory filing from Thurs. Apple's board hasn't yet nominated an aftermarket for Drexler, who, at 70 years of age, is the oldest The apple company director.

Apple also uncovered that Cook made $9. 22 million in total compensation last year, in excess of double the $4. twenty five million received in 2013. The increase largely comes from "non-equity incentive plan payment, " which is a sort of bonus for meeting selected performance goals for sales and operating income. This figure jumped to $6. 7 million from $2. 8 million, while Cook's base salary grew 25 % to $1. 75 million.

Apple's highest paid employee this past year wasn't Cook, though. Rather, it was Angela Ahrendts, who Apple hired from Burberry last year to lead send out online and in-store store efforts. She made $73. 30 million, largely because of $70 million in inventory awards. Her base salary totaled $411, 538.