An irritated investor is suing Facebook and Mark Zuckerberg for letting company directors set their own salaries. “Facebook’s board paid non-employee directors an average of $461,000 last
year in stock, exceeding industry peers by as much as 43%,” Bloomberg Business reports, citing allegations from shareholder Ernesto Espinoza. “Moreover, the members of the board are free
to continue to award themselves virtually any amount of compensation they choose into perpetuity,” according to the complaint.
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