Google Chief, Sundar Pichai Now Highest-Paid Boss In America

Google boss Sundar Pichai is now the highest-paid chief executive in America after being awarded $199m (£138m) of shares.He became chief executive in October after its reorganisation into holding company Alphabet, and was given 273,328 shares, according to a company filing.
It is more than the £130m ($187m) Google has agreed to pay the UK government in back taxes since 2005.
The award takes his total Alphabet holding to around $650m (£450m) - yet even this figure falls way short of the net worth of Google founders Larry Page and Sergey Brin.
They are worth around $34bn each, according to Forbes.
And Google's former chief executive, Eric Schmidt, holds shares worth around $3bn.
Mr Pichai's award will vest in quarterly increments until 2019.
The 43-year-old was recently seen at Super Bowl 50 in San Francisco, where he posted a photo of himself on Twitter meeting NFL legend Ronnie Lott.
Alphabet's chief financial officer, Ruth Porat, was given shares worth around $38m on top of the $30m signing bonus she got after leaving Morgan Stanley last year.
And Google cloud computing boss Diane Greene was awarded shares worth $42.8m, on top of around $150m she was given when Google bought Bebop Technologies - the company she founded.