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What you're saying makes no sense. Investors put money into businesses to grow the business, not support a formerly wealthy CEO's standard of lifestyle.
by balls187 12y ago
What you're saying makes no sense.
Investors put money into businesses to grow the business, not support a formerly wealthy CEO's standard of lifestyle.
- Retric 12y agoIt's not about supporting a lifestyle it's about having a CEO willing to keep working there. Finding a competent replacement for significantly under 200k is unlikely. Sure, they might take stock but that's not 'free'.