← Back to context Comment by izacus 4 hours ago None of those gives voting shares to employees. 2 comments izacus Reply BJones12 4 hours ago Every share is a voting share. There are a small number of weird cases (e.g. Meta super-voting shares limited to Zuck), but your statement is broadly false. scottyah 4 hours ago Even if true, why would that matter? This is about distribution of wealth, not additional responsibilities.
BJones12 4 hours ago Every share is a voting share. There are a small number of weird cases (e.g. Meta super-voting shares limited to Zuck), but your statement is broadly false.
scottyah 4 hours ago Even if true, why would that matter? This is about distribution of wealth, not additional responsibilities.
Every share is a voting share. There are a small number of weird cases (e.g. Meta super-voting shares limited to Zuck), but your statement is broadly false.
Even if true, why would that matter? This is about distribution of wealth, not additional responsibilities.