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Vanguard votes “yes” on Elon’s pay package
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this post was submitted on 17 Jun 2024
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Didn't they actually vote against the compensation package when it was originally proposed? I'd really like to hear a more indepth reason on why they changed their vote now.
There is no way he is worth this kind of money for the future, so the only reason to vote yes imo is if they'd expect a court to uphold it, if denied, and that legal fights would be to costly. But with this sum at stake I'd take those chances.