The top 1 CEOs with the highest income in the world. Guess who's number one.

As the CEO of a multi-billion-dollar company, this is an arduous task and bears a huge responsibility. A lot of money, not to mention thousands of jobs, and even the fate of the whole industry is at stake, so you will expect these people to get corresponding compensation. But how much can a top CEO earn? Look at the list below and find out the answer! 1. Marti Rosebrett, Combination Therapy Company

Combination Therapy is an American biotechnology company founded by Marti Rosebrett in 1996, and he has been the CEO of the company since then. Her career was impressive: first as a lawyer specializing in satellite communication (she even worked with NASA in this field), she studied astronomy for a while, and then started Sirius satellite broadcasting.

When her daughter was diagnosed with a life-threatening disease, Rosbrett started a medical biotechnology company, which she still runs today. She even received a doctorate in medical ethics in 21 and is currently the highest paid female executive in the world. From the CEO's point of view, we can expect the combination therapy to put forward the next big treatment or treatment plan at some time in the future. 9. Steven Cowfer, Catwalk Eagle

After graduating from the School of Computer Science of Harvard University, Steven Cowfer served as an executive skill in the boards of several private companies before becoming the co-founder of Catwalk Eagle in February 2, and travel websites became very profitable. Entering an enterprise, there are nearly 3, employees and the income is about one billion dollars. Of course, Kauff has also been fully compensated for the success of the company. 8. Jeff Weiner, LinkedIn

Technically, LinkedIn is a social network (although it is a very serious and business-oriented social network), which makes its CEO Jeff Weiner a Mark Zuckerberg. However, although the founder of Facebook paid his salary with a salary of $1 a year (he had to use Facebook shares worth $35 billion), he got a more substantial $49 million, most of which was stock options.

Before LinkedIn, Weiner held various leadership positions at Yahoo and Warner Bros., and his employees also gained high support rate. In 214, he was appointed as the CEO of an American technology company by Glassdoor. 7. Freeport-Macmorland Copper and Gold Company

Freeport-Macmorland is another company that you may never have heard of. It pays a large sum of money to its executives, but it doesn't sound surprising when you hear what this company is doing-exploiting oil, copper and gold. It is actually the world's largest producer of the latter two metals, with a profit of more than $4 billion in 213.

Richard Akerson, the current CEO, started his career in the oil and gas business. He has been in Freeport since 1989 and has been the CEO of the company since December 23. 6. Don Matrica, Zynga

Don Matrica started his own video game company at the age of 17, which was later acquired by Electronic Arts. After working with game giants for 15 years, Matrica went to Microsoft, where he supervised the launch of Kinect technology and the popularity of Xbox.

On the day he left, he joined the social game giant Zynga (creator of the popular social platform Facebook game), and the company's share price rose by more than 1%. Matrica may like challenges, but when he left Microsoft, a huge salary agreement was also important. 5. Walter Nicholas Holley, TransDIM Group

Walter Nicholas Holley founded TransDIM Group in 1992. The company has a rather complicated history and has a large number of acquisitions, whether through acquisitions or acquisitions by other entities. Nevertheless, Holly still maintains all business with the company, and he has been the CEO of the company since 21. The company's valuation is close to $18 billion, and it has growing revenue, and the CEO's salary has also increased accordingly. 4. Leslie Moonves, CBS

CBS is a mass media giant in the United States, with CBS, American TV network and CW (United Warner Bros.) TV network, Simon Schuster Publishing Company and many other smaller entities. Responsible for all these tasks is President and CEO Leslie Muvis, who has been working in this company since 1995.

Movis started out as an actor, but soon decided to turn to the entertainment business. In hindsight, it doesn't seem like a bad decision-of course, his financial situation has not been damaged in any way. 3. Lawrence Ellison, Oracle Bone Inscriptions Company

Although he may not represent the most famous company, Larry Ellision is undoubtedly the most famous name on the list. Recently, he has been listed as one of the top ten richest people in the world, which makes the $78 million he earned as CEO of Oracle Bone Inscriptions Company seem to have dropped by a barrel. In fact, he needs about four years' income just to buy Lanai Island, which is one of his more extravagant purchases. For his interest as an America's Cup-winning yacht, it is not too much. 2. Mario Gabriel, an investor of GAMCO Company < P > Mario Gabriel is a veteran of Wall Street and has decades of experience in the financial market. Gabriel was born in the Bronx, the parents of Italian immigrants. He was interested in finance from an early age and started his company in his twenties. He still manages the investor of Gabriel Asset Management Company as its CEO, making the company a respected name in the field where it manages $47 billion in assets.

Gabriel himself is a billionaire and the highest paid executive on Wall Street. 1. Sharif Suki, former Channier Energy Company

Although it is really surprising that the world's highest-paid CEO is not an executive of giants such as Apple, Wal-Mart or ExxonMobil, it is not surprising that he comes from an energy company, although it is a relatively unknown company. We are talking about Sharif Suki, CEO and co-founder of the former Channier Energy Company, which mainly focuses on LNG-related activities.

in more than 2 years' experience, as an investment banker specializing in the oil and gas industry, Su Ji earned $142 million, most of which was in stocks (nearly $133 million).