More and more economists call for reducing incentives for CEOs and taxing disproportionate inheritances. A small shareholder (nine shares) did not swallow and sued Tesla “for excessive and unjustified enrichment” of its CEO.
A judge from Delaware (which is not just any place, but rather operates in the United States as a kind of internal tax haven) has decided that the small investor has very right and that those $56 billion incentives are nonsense. The small protesting shareholder is called Rich Tornetta and like many small heroes he is stubborn.