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We should, of course. But we should also recognize that it’s not an independent board, it’s his cronies who also see personal profit from not exercising fiducia
by brookst 2y ago
We should, of course. But we should also recognize that it’s not an independent board, it’s his cronies who also see personal profit from not exercising fiduciary duty to shareholders. But I think that’s ok, everyone knows the governance shortcomings.
- TheAlchemist 2y agoExactly. And the big issue with that, is that Tesla is part of S&P and other indexes - ie, we all are indirect investors, sponsoring Elon, weather we like it or not.