Tesla Shareholders Approve $1 Trillion Compensation for Elon Musk
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Tesla shareholders have approved an unprecedented compensation package for CEO Elon Musk over the next 10 years, with a maximum potential payout of $1 trillion. The payments will be distributed annually at $100 billion per year, contingent upon the achievement of specific corporate goals.
For perspective: this amount is roughly equivalent to the annual earnings of all cashiers in the United States, about 3.2 million people. By day, Musk could earn $274 million, $11.4 million per hour, and over $3,171 per second.
The decision has sparked wide debate. Some experts argue the payout is justified by Tesla’s market growth and the achievement of goals. Others criticize the astronomical sums as excessive and detached from reality. Social media users have also noted that the money could solve numerous social problems.
Supporters emphasize that this is not just a salary, but a powerful incentive to drive the company forward and achieve record results.
The decision has sparked wide debate. Some experts argue the payout is justified by Tesla’s market growth and the achievement of goals. Others criticize the astronomical sums as excessive and detached from reality. Social media users have also noted that the money could solve numerous social problems.
Supporters emphasize that this is not just a salary, but a powerful incentive to drive the company forward and achieve record results.
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