What crappy writing... shareholders benefit more than Elon himself if he actually achieves the milestones being set
Markets A.M.: A Trillion Dollars Is No Joke
Don't adjust your screens-the newsletter looks a little different starting today, with the data box above the daily writeup. Markets look a little different than they did on Friday , too, as they shake off a very weak jobs report: Stock futures point to gains. Inflation data and a revision to jobs estimates this week could change the tone ahead of next week's Fed decision, but probably not the high chances of a rate cut.Data refreshes every time you open this email.The odds of Elon Musk getting the full sum are slim. You can still count on renewed debate about lavish CEO pay, though-probably framed in terms of fairness. Executive compensation tracker Equilar calculates that the 100 best-paid U.S. bosses earned 300 times what their average employee did last year.Lost in the debate is whether investors are being harmed by executive share awards. It's easy to overlook during a bull market when the public's wealth is rising, too. Numbers are getting big enough to matter, though, as all tha
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