DENMARK: Carlsberg CEO, CFO see salaries fall by 30%
By Olly Wehring | 1 March 2012
Carlsberg has confirmed that its CEO and CFO both had their salaries cut by almost a third last year, after the brewer saw its profits slip in 2011.
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Carlsberg has confirmed that its CEO and CFO both had their salaries cut by almost a third last year, after the brewer saw its profits slip in 2011.
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