Motorola chief gets $62 mMillion if he exits

August 16, 2011 17:58

On the WSJ (and no, it's not about Anna Hazare)

Three years ago, Sanjay Jha was lured to revive Motorola Inc.'s ailing cellphone division with the prospect of tens of millions of dollars in compensation. It turns out, he could make more money from selling the unit, now a separate company known as Motorola Mobility Holdings Inc. Google Inc. agreed Monday to acquire Motorola Mobility for $12.5 billion.

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