Google's three Giants made a big profit last year, maintaining a one-dollar salary

Google's three Giants paid less than $0.6 million in total last year, but selling their shares has benefited them a lot.
According to a document submitted to the Securities and Exchange Commission on Wednesday, if personal safety and transportation expenses are excluded, Google will not pay more than $5200 to the three giants.
 
Schmidt paid $557466 in total, including $532755 in personal security fees. Larry pages received $38519, mostly for personal transportation, logistics and security. Sergib-Blin pays only one dollar and $1723. Google also gave Schmidt and Page the same amount of wages and holiday bonuses.
In the past three years, all three have been willing to accept symbolic compensation, hoping to promote the spirit of equality promoted by the company. However, the company's high share price has made them the richest person in the world, and hundreds of employees at Google's early stages have become millionaires.
By March 1, 34-year-old page had 29.2 million shares of Google, worth $13.8 billion. Blyn owns 28.6 million shares worth $13.5 billion. Schmidt owns 1.07 million shares worth $5 billion. Last year, Blin, page, and Schmidt made a total of $ More than 2 billion in their shares, Blin sold 1.99 million shares, and $0.788 billion in 1.72 million; pages sold 0.666 billion shares and $ in total; schmidt cashed 1.39 million shares, earning $0.58 billion.
Google's share price rose 11% last year, falling behind 500 of the S & P 13.6% index. In the past three years, the number of Google employees has increased by more than 8000. By the end of last year, Google had 10674 employees. Google's three giants have agreed to pay only $1 again this year.