https://techcrunch.com/2024/03/15/spacex-employee-stock-sales-forbidden/
Space man standing on business
lol not getting baited into "misbehaving"
*yawn* (these articles keep getting dumber)
Article is clickbaiting by targeting one company without mentioning that repurchase rights and clawbacks are standard (but unenforceable) terms at many startups and private companies. Just like how companies keep putting non-compete clauses in their contracts despite being unenforceable and subject to lawsuits. TikTok has been known to remind its employees to behave or else lose their vested shares lol. How many former SpaceX employees were actually subject to these clawbacks or forced repurchase of vested shares? Probably none, otherwise the article would have quoted first-hand sources. Article also doesn't mention the one time that this did happen - Skype during the MS acquisition tried to screw over its employees by exercising the repurchase rights and employees sued. Federal regulators have tightened the rules since then.
This is the right answer.
Very stupid article. Next.
Uh yeah, isn’t this bad?
It’s not even your space man Amazon, why are you mad?