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That makes no sense, he is not a publicly elected official where disclosing health issues is expected. He is a private citizen running a company, the fact that
by wonderwonder 6y ago
That makes no sense, he is not a publicly elected official where disclosing health issues is expected. He is a private citizen running a company, the fact that the company is popular and successful should have no bearing at all. Should everyone who starts a company expect to lose all privacy especially health related, or only those that are successful above a set threshold?
- TomMarius 6y agoIt should definitely be on your list of considerations. It's the sad reality.
- mcs_ 6y agoPeople must have their privacy, that is for sure. If I invest something in your company, and you are sick, should I know it?
- wonderwonder 6y agoProbably not, as if you are a normal everyday investor like me you should not be investing in companies where its success hinges on a single person. I love Tesla but I have not invested in it because Musk could get hit by an electric semi tomorrow and the stock would tank.