why not?
replyThe ultrarich typically don't suffer from the consequences of their actions in the current age.
replyCEOs of major corporations get fired all the time, including for their actions.
replyUnless they screw their shareholders.
replyA quick search says, Jensen owns under 4% of NVidia, and they aren't super-voting shares.
replyI'm not even sure he'd be able to threaten to sink the stock price by dumping all of his shares on the market at once.
He can just retire and live happily ever after. The mention to shareholders is pretty much the only thing a billionaire can’t do without getting in trouble.
replyThe CEO works for the board. And the board really doesn't like when their company ends up on the front page of the WSJ for helping a Chinese intelligence agent traffic your company's own product in violation of US sanctions.
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