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One executive racked up more than $91,000 in expenses for use of his company's private jet (not the airplane pictured.)
Private jet travel, big car allowances, "golden coffins," and corporate apartments make up some of the perks of
We've ranked the top 10 packages from least to most extravagant, using information from company annual reports and SEC documents. Of course that means that some other expenses - such as wining and dining clients in exclusive restaurants - aren't disclosed. But our ranking gives some indication as to which execs get the best perks (on top of their salaries and bonuses) in the business.