What Other Options Did Nvidia's Board Have?
From Yao Di's Deep Dive Podcast — Law, Technology & Philosophy · 2:28
Show by Yao Di (姚迪)
On the law, if a founder truly wants to resign, a board has no power to refuse. Yet when a leader who has built a company over 33 years reaches a breaking point and offers to step down, the real work of a board lies in the middle ground between staying and leaving—giving him time away while a three-day-old investigation runs its course, and putting a real transition plan in place for a $5 trillion company before reaching a final conclusion.
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