Tesla Inc.'s shareholders are betting that the largest pay deal in history will help propel the electric-car maker into the stratosphere.
A majority of investors who voted at Tesla’s March 21 special meeting supported the $2.6 billion performance award for Chief Executive Officer Elon Musk, which outlines ambitions to become one of the world’s biggest companies. If the grant fully vests within a decade, it will yield Musk and his shareholders a fortune. If he falls short, he won’t receive anything--no salary or bonuses.
The lure of big stock-price gains, which go hand-in-hand with performance-based goals, appealed both to shareholders ...
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