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Intel’s new CEO gets a $1 million salary plus $68 million in bonuses (www.tomshardware.com)
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[–] dutchkimble@lemy.lol 1 points 1 day ago

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.