Mar 26, 01:55 PM

Nikesh Arora Receives $1.25 Billion Stock Payout; Palo Alto Stock Soars, Andreas Bechtolsheim Settles SEC Charges

Nikesh Arora, former CEO of Palo Alto Networks, received a stock payout of nearly $1.25 billion. The share price of Palo Alto increased over 6 times since he joined in 2018. Meanwhile, Andreas Bechtolsheim, founder of Sun Microsystems and Arista Networks, faced insider trading accusations by the SEC and agreed to pay a civil penalty of almost $1 million to settle the charges.

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Byrne Hobart@ByrneHobart
2 years ago
Co-founded Sun Microsystems, first check into Google, $10bn+ net worth, made $416k from insider trading. Weird. https://t.co/BGnh3mnJ6j
Forbes@Forbes
2 years ago
Billionaire Andreas Bechtolsheim, the cofounder of Arista Networks, agreed Tuesday to settle charges filed by the SEC. https://t.co/uDtiPpJs9t
The Register@TheRegister
2 years ago
Sun Microsystems co-founder charged with insider trading https://t.co/J5QWDLA57h

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