J&J Shareholders Urged by Others to Reject CEO's $30 Million Payday
Johnson & Johnson Chief Executive Officer Alex Gorsky is up for a whopping $30 million payday. However, several prominent investors are urging shareholders to reject the compensation package because it shields the executive from billions of dollars in opioid-related litigation costs to the company.
J&J is a target in multiple lawsuits over the marketing of its opioid products. Despite those legal concerns and settlements of nearly $5 billion over the past two years.
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