Who Are Already Well-Paid USA Today By Gary Strauss Nothing, it seems, is out of the question when it comes to executive perks these days. For some execs, it's the only way to fly.
Some firms even provide chauffeurs.
Yet some senior execs get far deeper discounts on company merchandise. Perks are more difficult to quantify, given that they're seldom discussed outside corporate boardrooms and typically buried as afterthoughts in corporate annual statements or even more obscure employment contracts. But based on a USA Today database analysis of corporate statements filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission, executive perks are more pervasive, costlier and weirder than ever. Wells Fargo says company loans to senior execs are part of its corporate relocation program for those who move at the bank's request. Sanders lives about 40 miles from the semiconductor maker's Sunnyvale, Calif., headquarters.