Intel’s new CEO gets a $1 million salary plus $68 million in bonuses
Intel’s new CEO gets a $1 million salary plus $68 million in bonuses
That looks like a lot of money.
“Let’s give the CEO big bonuses instead of investing it back into our failing business that desperately needs that money.”
Says, apparently, no one at Intel.
Edit: I just realized my punchline was off but I’ll leave it as is anyways. You get the point.
The MBAs are going to extract as much value as they can for themselves while they ride it to the bottom. Private equity will buy it at the bottom, sell off the profitable bits. Then IPO some hollowed out shell to clueless investors who will lose their money. The name will eventually be owned by a Chinese company that will slap it on Temu products.
Thinking about this a bit deeper, and I feel like if someone wasn't a billionaire at first, invested his savings and took loans and grew a business, and did things right (assuming a benevolent fellow paying fair wages and generally being nice to everyone in his company and community, and not doing hanky panky tax bullshit) to become a billionaire over time, and got his rightful regular returns on his investment - that's not the bad guy here. But the CEO who demands a stupidly high compensation going into high millions ,without investing capital, and thinks his skills and intelligence is worth him earning that much - that's the true bad guy.
And in a week, 500 - 2000 people will get laid off to "save money."
Lmao 69m$ is kinda funny.
Can’t wait to see them not innovate again and be bailed out by the American taxpayers
I’m really curious how the new CEO will change things.
Narrator: "He won't"
"Fire one million"
Apprently he's turned a few companies around before. Intel stock went up last week so people seem to have some confidence in him.
But billionaires pay taxes!
At least instead of having 69 million salary, he has to work for the other 68 and deliver? Here's hoping...
Wanna give me 1 million of that bonus? I deserve it more than you.
Unfortunately as the article points out it’s all buried in terms and conditions
