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    Elon Musk sees another big advisory firm come out against his multibillion dollar pay package

    Tesla CEO Elon Musk's pay package, recently valued at $44.9 billion, has been re-endorsed by ISS and Glass Lewis. The firm argued that the package was outsized and failed to achieve board objectives. It also noted that Tesla met the pay package's performance objectives and recognized the company's substantial growth in size and profitability. However, concerns about Musk spending too much time on other ventures raised in 2018 and since then have not been sufficiently addressed.

    Minority shareholders to benefit from ITC Hotels demerger: Proxy advisory firms

    "The structure will enable ITC Hotels to operate with an optimal capital structure with the ability to access capital to fund its growth requirements.

    Tesla shareholders advised to reject Musk's $56 bln pay

    ​ Proxy advisory firm Glass Lewis said on Saturday it has urged Tesla shareholders to reject a $56 billion pay package for Chief Executive Officer Elon Musk, which if passed would be the largest pay package for a CEO in corporate America.

    Tesla shareholders advised to reject Musk's $56 billion pay

    Glass Lewis, a proxy advisory firm, has advised Tesla shareholders to reject a $56 billion pay package for CEO Elon Musk, citing reasons like its "excessive size," potential dilution of shares, and Musk's involvement in time-consuming projects, including the purchase of Twitter. The package, proposed by Tesla's board, is based on the company's market value reaching $650 billion over 10 years. Glass Lewis also criticized Tesla's proposed move to Texas, calling it risky for shareholders. Tesla has defended the package, citing Musk's role in the company's growth.

    Crisis-ridden Boeing hopes for quiet annual meeting

    Boeing's annual meeting is fraught with tension as shareholders may rebuke CEO Dave Calhoun. Glass Lewis and ISS oppose Calhoun's nomination and pay package. New Chair Steve Mollenkopf plays a key role. Safety concerns linger after Alaska Airlines incident and 737 MAX crashes.

    Shareholders approve pay package of Stellantis CEO Carlos Tavares

    Stellantis shareholders on Tuesday approved a controversial 36.5-million-euro ($38.75 million) pay package for chief executive Carlos Tavares. According to the Stellantis annual report, the 65-year-old Portuguese executive was due to get a 10-million-euro bonus for the transformation of the group -- formed out of the 2021 merger of Peugeot and Fiat-Chrysler.

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