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Vertex pays CEO $19.3m in 1st year

Money-losing biotech has no drugs on market

Matthew W. Emmens (left) replaced Joshua Boger as CEO of Vertex last May. The firm has not yet turned a profit. Matthew W. Emmens (left) replaced Joshua Boger as CEO of Vertex last May. The firm has not yet turned a profit.
By Todd Wallack
Globe Staff / April 16, 2010

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Another rookie Bay State chief executive is starting off with a massive pay package. Vertex Pharmaceuticals Inc. disclosed late yesterday that it gave new CEO Matthew W. Emmens $19.3 million in compensation last year, mostly in stock options that will vest over the next few years. (Full article: 409 words)

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