How much Apple pays to protect Tim Cook

Almost a century after it was founded, Disney (DIS) is still a happy place for kids, investors and since 2005, Bob Iger. The filing is full of praises of Iger's performance during his tenure as CEO and maybe that's why they're so protective of their leader.

Many companies have lumped air travel with security costs but Disney hasn't. Their reported figure for spending on "security services and equipment" is $615,000. Disney spent $391,000 on Iger's personal air travel, noting "Mr. Iger is required for security reasons to use corporate aircraft for all of his personal travel," the company states in a regulatory filling.