At Friday’s closing price of $149.90, the shares and restricted stock units, which are fully vested, are worth $52m. The options, which have strike price of $78.78, are worth about $22.8m, according to Bloomberg calculations.
In the meantime, The Wall Street Journal reports that the Kiawah Island, S.C., home of former Goldman Sachs partner Jeffrey Weingarten has been reduced 31% to $18m from $26m.
Set on 11.7 acres of land on a peninsula, the 15,000-square-foot cedar-shingle home has seven bedrooms, nine full baths and three half-baths. There's an oak-paneled foyer, Carrara marble in the guest bathrooms, a large butler's pantry and an oversize island in the kitchen. A vault in the dining room can hold silver, and a private office has a wine cellar and built-in cigar humidor connected to it.
The property includes a guesthouse with a fitness and media room, about 5,000 square feet of porches and decking, a heated infinity-edge pool, outdoor kitchen and a private dock.
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