Google's Larry Page Accused of Approving Payout Without Board Approval

The transcript discusses governance issues in big tech, focusing on a $150 million equity grant to Andy Rubin during a sexual harassment investigation. It highlights the lack of board oversight at Alphabet and Google, drawing parallels with Tesla's board. The discussion raises questions about how these companies interact with consumers and manage internal governance.

What are the implications of the $150 million equity grant mentioned in the text?

What does the situation with Andy Rubin suggest about governance in tech companies?

In what ways does the text raise questions about Alphabet and Google's governance?

What parallels are drawn between the governance of Alphabet and Tesla in the text?

How does the text relate the governance issues to the board's involvement in tech companies?