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Starting next year, they will no longer receive bonuses based on the chain’s performance, and instead be awarded Amazon stock, according to an internal memo.

At Tesla’s annual meeting on Nov. 6, shareholders will vote on stock bonuses for Musk that would take his stake from 13% to 25% if he hits ambitious goals.

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"AI and CGI can do all sorts of things, but one of the great bonuses of cinema is recognisable settings," says Mr O'Brien.

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Indeed, the spring warmth often serves up a bonus for skiers who prefer off-trail adventures: the opportunity to sleep a little later or have a leisurely breakfast while waiting for optimal conditions on the slopes.

The firm may want to add the bonus cost to their business deductions.

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