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> Microsoft is a public company. That means their primary product is not products or services, it's their stock. Yeah that's a great business idea, ask Boeing
by hvb2 10mo ago
> Microsoft is a public company. That means their primary product is not products or services, it's their stock.
Yeah that's a great business idea, ask Boeing how that's going
- coldpie 10mo agoCurrent CEO: > Boeing spent about $300,000 to help Ortberg move to Seattle. His decision comes more than two decades after Boeing leadership decided to move company headquarters out of Seattle. Ortberg received about $18 million for the months he was the CEO in 2024. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_Ortberg https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_Ortberg Previous CEO: > In 2022, Calhoun received $22.5 million from Boeing. Most of his 2022 compensation was in the form of estimated value of stock and option awards. He received the same $1.4 million salary as in 2021. ... In February 2023, Boeing awarded Calhoun an incentive of about $5.29 million in restricted stock units to "induce him to stay throughout the company's recovery". In March 2023, Boeing announced Calhoun was being given shares worth $15 million that will vest in installments over three years. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dave_Calhoun https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dave_Calhoun Seems to be going all right?
- pjc50 10mo agoWorks for Tesla, the absolute poster child for this kind of behavior. They can lose double digit percentage of market share in key places and still give the CEO a trillion dollars.