This CEO collected almost $165 million last year — more than the boss of Apple or Blackstone
Rick Smith, the CEO of Taser maker Axon Enterprise, collected almost $165 million last year, eclipsing high-profile names including Tim Cook.
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I couldn’t get a job after graduating from college. I moved abroad to teach English, and I think everyone should do the same.
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Thanks to ChatGPT, the pure internet is gone. Did anyone save a copy?
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Ukraine’s soldiers are giving robots guns and grenade launchers to fire at the Russians in ways even ‘the bravest infantry’ can’t
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Deloitte UK cuts the number of partner promotions by 25%, the latest sign of pressure on the Big Four
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