executive compensation
Lloyd's Ex-CEO John Neal Loses $17 Million AIG Position Over Workplace Relationship Investigation
Nov 21, 2025 02:09 pm CST
John Neal, former Lloyd's of London CEO, lost his $17 million position as AIG's incoming president following an investigation into his alleged relationship with a Lloyd's employee. This marks the latest workplace relationship scandal in Neal's career, highlighting growing corporate scrutiny of executive conduct and raising questions about AIG's vetting process after previously facing similar issues with another senior executive.
Elon Musk's Historic $1 Trillion Pay Package: Analyzing the Unprecedented CEO Compensation and How It Compares to Tech Industry Leaders
Nov 07, 2025 05:06 pm CST
Tesla shareholders have approved an extraordinary $1 trillion compensation package for CEO Elon Musk, dwarfing the earnings of other top tech executives like Satya Nadella and Tim Cook. This unprecedented arrangement, contingent on meeting specific performance targets, could propel Musk to become the world's first trillionaire despite Tesla's current challenges with declining sales and market share.
Calpers to Oppose Elon Musk's $1 Trillion Tesla Compensation Package Amid Corporate Governance Concerns
Oct 30, 2025 05:39 pm CST
America's largest pension fund, Calpers, plans to vote against Elon Musk's proposed $1 trillion Tesla compensation package, citing concerns about excessive executive pay and concentrated shareholder power. The opposition comes ahead of Tesla's November 6 annual meeting where shareholders will vote on the 10-year plan that would potentially increase Musk's ownership to at least 25% of the automaker.
Elon Musk's $878 Billion Tesla Package: How He Can Earn Billions Without Meeting Most Performance Goals
Oct 09, 2025 10:43 pm CST
Elon Musk's record-breaking $878 billion Tesla compensation package allows him to earn tens of billions in stock by meeting just a few modest goals, without achieving the transformative breakthroughs promised. Analysis shows loosely written performance metrics and easily achievable targets could net Musk over $50 billion while Tesla's core business struggles with aging models and increasing competition.