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Ronaldo to be Premier League highest-ever earner, Telegraph says - Vimarsana News

Ronaldo to be Premier League highest-ever earner, Telegraph says

Cristiano Ronaldo will earn more than 560,000 pounds ($770,810) a week as part of his two-year contract with Manchester United Plc, Telegraph Sport reported Sunday without saying where it got the information.

TCS Q4 result clocks in highest ever TCV; strong deals and employee addition suggest strong FY22 - Vimarsana News

TCS Q4 result clocks in highest ever TCV; strong deals and employee addition suggest strong FY22

Updated Apr 12, 2021 | 20:25 IST “We continue to dominate in our traditional areas of strength, we are making good progress in gaining share in the growth and transformation opportunity.”: Rajesh Gopinathan, CEO and MD. Representational Image  Key Highlights Results Inline: Revenue growth in CC terms at 4.2% QoQ and 5.9% yoy, EBIT margin expanded to 26.8% Q4 Order Book: $9.2 Bn; Highest Ever Total contract value in a quarter IT Services Attrition (LTM) at All-time Low: 7.2%, Net Addition: 19,388 employees, highest ever in a quarter IT behemoth Tata Consultancy...

Bet365 Boss Gets 45% Pay Rise To Earn UK's 'Highest Ever Salary' - Vimarsana News

Bet365 Boss Gets 45% Pay Rise To Earn UK's 'Highest Ever Salary'

Bet365 Boss Gets 45% Pay Rise To Earn UK's 'Highest Ever Salary' Rebecca Shepherd | Last updated  4:27 PM, April 01 2021 GMT+1 Regardless of how much you earn, you almost certainly won't feel like you're paid enough. Well, that's unless you're the boss of gambling firm Bet365, who has reportedly earned a pay packet worth £469 million ($645.5m) in a single year. Denise Coates, 53, is said to have earned a £421m ($579m) salary in a 12-month period, along with £48m ($66m) in dividends - thought to be one of the biggest packages in UK corporate history. Denise Coates with her Commander of ...