Reported 7 months ago
As Elon Musk awaits a vote on his record-breaking $56 billion pay package at Tesla, shareholders are split on their decisions. While some shareholders like Ibrahim AlHusseini reluctantly support the reinstatement of the 2018 package, others like Ross Gerber are against it, citing concerns over incentive-based pay and Musk's performance. The outcome of the vote will reveal the strength of Musk's support among retail and institutional investors along with the perceptions of Tesla's long-term prospects.
Source: YAHOO