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What does it take to get a bonus, for Pete’s sake? You’d think a $1.7 billion IPO, your company becoming a verb, and $3.2 billion in sales would be enough. Apparently not enough for the Google boys. Google’s leadership trinity—Larry Page, Sergey Brin and Eric Schmidt—didn’t get bonuses in 2004, according to new financial filings. Larry and Sergey took home $150,000 in salary, while Schmidt got $250,000. However, Google’s board decided not to give the brass fat bonuses, like
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