She wasn't rewarded, she asked to take it private twice because it was going to go bankrupt, board said no both times, now she has to pay 7.5x her last offer to them.
I think you're misunderstanding it as if the company endogenously failed due to missteps on her end, which sort of trivially can't be the case, there's a very defined product here where you can charge more for the output than the input. Thing is, investors / board didn't wanna run that sort of business, apparently.
I think you're misunderstanding it as if the company endogenously failed due to missteps on her end, which sort of trivially can't be the case, there's a very defined product here where you can charge more for the output than the input. Thing is, investors / board didn't wanna run that sort of business, apparently.