According to the filing, Alphabet's leadership committee ultimately finalized the stock option deal, but it was Page who personally gave initial approval.
According to the report, the lawsuit alleges that Page"bypassed" Alphabet's board of directors in approving the payout, with the board signing off on Page's decision later on.published details about the allegation that led to Rubin's dismissal — including his pressuring a woman with whom he had an extramarital relationship into performing oral sex.
The Times report also exposed that Rubin was awarded a $150 million stock option package a few weeks into the internal investigation and that upon his departure, he was given $90 million exit package by the company even after the investigation found the woman's complaint to be credible.over allegations of covering up company executives accused of sexual harassment or discrimination.
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