Would it? As I understand it, most companies don't distribute losses to owners either. I believe that's the core of "limited liability" corporations. Except for capital losses for shareholders, but employees are already paid in RSUs too, so I think that's relatively moot.
Maybe so, but stockholders aren't responsible for company losses either.
They are. They lose their money / investment if companies go bankrupt or don't do well.
Not in the past 5-10 years...
Huh? A gentle look at WSB will tell you a lot about stockholders who lost money.
> They lose their money / investment if companies go bankrupt or don't do well.
The CEOs of such companies get multi million dollar packages for leaving.