William Hill boss gets free shares after hint about retiring

13 Jun 2011

LONDON, England -- William Hill has given £1.2m in shares and a pay increase to its chief executive Ralph Topping because he was considering retiring, The Guardian reported.

It is a move likely to upset investors who are disatisfied with the company's excessive pay policies, The Guardian explained.

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	William Hill boss gets free shares after hint about retiring 13 Jun 2011 LONDON, England -- William Hill has given £1.2m in shares and a pay increase to its chief executive Ralph Topping because he was considering retiring, The Guardian reported. It is a move likely to upset investors who are disatisfied with the company's excessive pay policies, The Guardian explained.