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Tesla has proposed an unprecedented $1 trillion award for Elon Musk. Here’s a detailed analysis of its background, goals, risks.

A $13,000,000 CEO payout reported Apr 12, 2026 (Yahoo Finance) clashes with median credit-union pay and may prompt NCUA scrutiny; U.S. credit unions number ~5,000 with ~$2.0T assets.

Jon Feltheimer's jaw-dropping $19.4M salary raises eyebrows in Hollywood. #Lionsgate #CEOCompensation

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CEO pay dipped in 2023 but remains enormous compared with the pay of other workers.

By Tatiana Bautzer and Niket Nishant NEW YORK (Reuters) -A large majority of Citigroup (NYSE:C) shareholders has approved CEO’s Jane Fraser’s 33% pay increase to $34.5 million at a virtual annual meeting held on Tuesday, as well as the compensation for other senior executives. During the meeting, some shareholders questioned the total size of compensation. One specifically questioned bonuses for what the bank calls "transformation", that includes work to comply with regulators’ consent orders from 2020 and 2023 demanding risk reduction. Bonuses were paid even as the bank received a $136 million in fines last year for lack of progress in fixing data flaws. Citigroup’s chairman John Dugan said the board had held management "accountable" by reducing the payment of the transformation bonus in 2024 and said the bonus program will not be renewed. Despite the criticism, the pay package was easily approved. Citigroup CEO Jane Fraser said expenses for regulatory fixes will still be higher this year but are expected to fall from 2026 on. Fraser said the bank’s restructuring she led over the last years has made it more resilient to economic changes and volatility. "The world is on the cusp of deep structural change", Fraser said, referring to new U.S. economic policies. Citigroup’s profit surged in the first quarter as its traders reaped a windfall from volatile markets that fueled client activity. All the shareholders’ proposals, including one that required a limit to severance packages, were rejected, the bank said.

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(Reuters) - Dominion Energy (NYSE:D) CEO Robert Blue missed out on taking home more than $4 million in cash after the utility’s shareholder return and operating profit during 2022-2024 failed to meet performance targets. Blue received $438,240, just 9% of the potential target payout of nearly $5 million, the company disclosed on Friday in a U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission filing. The company did not respond to a message seeking comment. Dominion’s total shareholder return ranked second lowest among peers over the 3-year period, leading to no payout on that goal, which accounted for 50% of Blue’s performance-based target compensation. The company’s total return was minus 21% during that period. Dominion’s stock suffered during the performance period as investors lost confidence in the utility’s management team, according to analysts. But Dominion made several moves to lessen its debt burden, such as selling its stake in the Cove Point liquefied natural gas plant to Berkshire Hathaway (NYSE:BRKa) for about $3.3 billion in after-tax proceeds. Dominion’s electricity sales are expected to surge over the next decade as more energy-hungry data centers are built in the company’s key Virginia territory. Still, Blue received no long-term performance pay related to Dominion’s cumulative operating profit target for 2022-2024. With a performance weighting of 40%, operating profit per share was $8.87, well below the minimum threshold target of $11.70 per share, Dominion said. Meanwhile, Dominion’s renewable energy generating capacity exceeded a minimum target despite fewer solar projects moving forward during the performance period than anticipated. With a 10% weighting, that metric allowed Blue to receive 9% of the total target cash payout across the three goals.

Jon Feltheimer's jaw-dropping $19.4M salary raises eyebrows in Hollywood. #Lionsgate #CEOCompensation