HCA chief's massive compensation just misses $50M club
USA Today, March 15, 2013
HCA Holdings' Richard Bracken fell short of the $50 million CEO club, but not by much. Bracken, CEO of the USA's largest for-profit hospital operator, also known as Hospital Corporation of America, received compensation and pulled in gains from stock valued at about $48 million last year, HCA said in a Thursday proxy filing. That compares to 2011 compensation valued at about $5.7 million
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