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Stellantis investors are pushing back against a proposed €23.1 million ($26.2 million) compensation package for former CEO Carlos Tavares, who left in December after a year of declining sales ...
Former Stellantis boss Carlos Tavares has been awarded €23.1 million ($26.3M) in pay. 67% of investors voted in favor; others called it an “unacceptable” reward for failure. Tavares was ...
Stellantis shareholders approved a €23.1 million final pay package for former CEO Carlos Tavares on Tuesday. Around 67% of investors voted in favour of the remuneration during the carmaker’s ...
(Bloomberg) — Stellantis NV’s former boss Carlos Tavares plans to turn his attention to business ventures in his native Portugal after the automaker awarded him around $40 million in salary and ...
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Stellantis CEO Carlos Tavares resignsStellantis CEO Carlos Tavares abruptly resigned from his position at the automaker, citing a difference in views. The board accepted his resignation, effective immediately, and created a Special ...
The departure of Carlos Tavares as head of Stellantis has led to a sea change at Ram and other of the auto giant’s U.S. brands. • Ram promises 25 product announcements over the next 18 months.
Carlos Tavares, who resigned from his position as CEO of Stellantis on December 1, was a controversial figure, and many in the industry had been anticipating such a decision.
The automaker expects to name a new CEO to replace Carlos Tavares in the first half of the year. Stellantis shareholders approved a dividend payment Tuesday, but the company is pausing stock ...
Former CEO Carlos Tavares abruptly departed the company in December. --The company has already shortlisted two internal candidates. These include Antonio Filosa, the head of its North America ...
A prominent shareholder in Peugeot owner Stellantis plans to vote against chief executive Carlos Tavares' €23.1million remuneration deal. Allianz Global Investors said Tavares' pay package ...
Former CEO Carlos Tavares abruptly departed the company - maker of Jeep and Peugeot brand cars - in December following a dramatic plunge in sales and profit. He left behind broken relationships with ...
They included approving a dividend distribution to investors worth about $2.2 billion, backing a large salary and separation package for departed CEO Carlos Tavares, and increasing future ...
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