Delaware Court Strikes Down Elon Musk's $56 Billion Tesla Pay Package
The decision, targeting both Musk and Tesla chair Robyn Denholm, raises questions about board independence and corporate governance.
- A Delaware judge invalidated Elon Musk's $56 billion Tesla pay package, citing a deeply flawed approval process.
- The ruling puts Tesla chair Robyn Denholm under scrutiny, highlighting her significant earnings from Tesla options.
- ARK Invest's Cathie Wood defends Denholm, emphasizing her integrity amidst the controversy.
- The case prompts a broader discussion on the role and independence of corporate boards in overseeing powerful CEOs.
- The decision's implications for Tesla's future governance and leadership remain uncertain as stakeholders await further developments.