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The Wall Street Journal: Discovery CEO David Zaslav received walloping $246.6 million pay package in 2021

The Wall Street Journal: Discovery CEO David Zaslav received walloping $246.6 million pay package in 2021

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Zaslav’s compensation package is the highest CEO pay reported by any S&P 500 company so far this year, according to a Wall Street Journal analysis.

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