... but his wife had to return the mammary enhancements.Ha,
defrauds $1.8 million, and gets a 12 month community corrections order, sounds fair............
That should motivate others not to follow.
... but his wife had to return the mammary enhancements.Ha,
defrauds $1.8 million, and gets a 12 month community corrections order, sounds fair............
That should motivate others not to follow.
A point that’s being missed here is that paying him in shares and causing the take implications means more total shares are needed to be issued than if yea was paid in cash and bought the shares which dilutes our holding.Here is a thought which in my opinion should be given weight.
The two million shares received by the CEO are part of his salary.
Ignoring that he sold 972,000 odd shares to pay his tax I would like to draw attention to the fact that the CEO has actually spent close to $800,000 of his salary to acquire 1,083,000 Brainchip shares.
Before you dismiss this consider the situation where instead of agreeing to take cash and shares the CEO insisted on receiving an all cash salary.
The cash would have been taxed as occurred with the share based payment. The tax paid would be the same.
If the CEO then took $800,000.00 of his cash salary and bought 1,083,000 shares according to some here this would be a sign of faith in Brainchip.
If it is why is the CEOs retention of 1,083,000 shares instead of selling all two million shares to convert them all to a cash salary less worthy???
Those who are ignoring the retention of these shares as proof of the CEO having faith in BRAINCHIP need to stand back and look again at his actions. He could have very easily chosen to have all 2 million shares sold and the $800,000 odd dollars handed to him and then bought Tesla, Nvidia, Amazon or Google shares or even Berkshire Hathaway but no he chose to buy/keep 1,083,000 Brainchip shares.
My opinion only DYOR
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AKIDA BALLISTA
Late last year the European Space Agency selected 12 projects for funding to advance computing techniques and AI. Could the E.S.A also have been in the EAP?
ESA launched the first artificially intelligent Earth observation satellite in September 2020. Named ɸ-sat (pronounced phi-sat), the satellite carried an AI-accelerator chip that automatically discards cloudy images and send only useful data down to Earth.Smarter Satellites: ESA Discovery Accelerates AI in Space
PARIS (ESA PR) — Could we capitalise on the Earth-based digital revolution to make our satellites smarter? ESA Discovery is funding 12 projects that will explore the potential of applying the latest developments in artificial intelligence (AI) and advanced computing paradigms to make satellites...newspaceglobal.com
The latest step came in October 2021, when the Discovery element of ESA’s Basic Activities – working together with Φ-lab and ESA’s new commercialisation department – launched a call for ideas on how we can make space systems more powerful using novel computing techniques and AI. The most interesting ideas have now been selected for funding.
The selected ideas involve new technologies developed outside the space sector – including blockchain, edge computing, and neuromorphic computing (inspired by the workings of the human brain),” says Gabriele. “The ideas address amazing applications across the space domain including early detection of methane gas and natural disasters, autonomous rovers on the Moon, space surveillance and tracking – all because information could be processed more efficiently.”
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This is great, Valeo Park4U.
Learning
Just watch the US markets, since brn are not releasing any announcements or their clients then BRN will follow US.Ahh, and here I was thinking myself a legend because I picked up another good parcel of shares two days ago at 63c.......hmmmm guess I'll have to wait till $6.30 now before any more self declarations of 'legendism'. Perhaps today will be a rare green Friday......
I think I might just look away for a whileJust watch the US markets, since brn are not releasing any announcements or their clients then BRN will follow US.
I think I might just look away for a while
Ok I can't let this pass without posting this especially because my Father knew the guyFriday funny
A Japanese man goes to the currency exchange teller in a New York bank with 2000 yen and got back $14.00usd.
He asked the teller why he got less money than he had gotten the previous week.
The teller said, “Fluctuations.”
The Japanese man stormed out, and just before slamming the door, he turned around and said,
“Fuck you Americans too!”
I believe we are in for a good day fellow chippers
Ok I can't let this pass without posting this especially because my Father knew the guy
Disgusting attitude, Fifa is just as guilty. Both should pay the victims families compensation for multiple generations.Off topic
Qatar's tournament boss on the death of a migrant worker just now: "...I mean, death is a natural part of life, whether it's sleeping or working, of course - a worker is dead, our condolences to the family, but it's ~funny (komisch; odd?) that you focus on that in your first question..."
Any questions?
FIFA says, in a nutshell, that it does not fall within their remit. It's a celebration of those who don't think like me.Disgusting attitude, Fifa is just as guilty. Both should pay the victims families compensation for multiple generations.
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No idea what SAR is so had a quick Google and found the below from NASA
Synthetic Aperture Radar | NASA Earthdata
Background information on synthetic aperture radar, with details on wavelength and frequency, polarization, scattering mechanisms, and interferometry.www.earthdata.nasa.gov