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Obviously the fines, which are the first thing mentioned, is relevant for how much the shareholders got. Literally the other stuff is relevant for how remunera
by bryanrasmussen 2y ago
Obviously the fines, which are the first thing mentioned, is relevant for how much the shareholders got.
Literally the other stuff is relevant for how remunerative the people who actually run the companies, day-to-day, feel those companies are (put in day-to-day because I got the feeling you might give me a lecture about the shareholders actually running the company)
- xp84 2y agoPersonally I think you have a decent point since in practice employees of GOOG are shareholders too. Although I don’t know if their interests matter to the corporate entity because I don’t know what percentage is held by insiders.