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Isn't that mostly in stock, which may or may not become worthless given the current state of Yahoo? I completely agree with what you're saying, but also in her
by jorblumesea 8y ago
Isn't that mostly in stock, which may or may not become worthless given the current state of Yahoo?
I completely agree with what you're saying, but also in her case those shares might be worthless given the circumstances.
- pandapower2 8y agoHow long is the recipient required to hold them before they can be sold? If you receive a large pile of stock/options which you can immediately begin selling off then the long term prospects for the company are largely irrelevant to you.
- nostrademons 8y agoIt's in stock, but so is the $90M that Andy Rubin received. Also, IIRC the Yahoo purchase was a stock swap for Verizon shares. Those are publicly traded, so she can always liquidate her holdings at whatever the current VZ price is.