American billionaire Mark Cuban says that the problem is not Elon Musk becoming a trillionaire; but there are people who cannot pay …

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As Tesla CEO Elon Musk became the world’s first trillionaire after SapceX’s IPO last week, American billionaire entrepreneur Mark Cuban argued that Musk’s fortune is not the real issue. According to a report by Benzinga, speaking earlier this month on the House of Haymaker podcast, Cuban said that the bigger concern is that the ordinary workers struggle to pay their bills while lacking access to wealth-building opportunities. Cuban explained, “It’s not so much, okay, Elon’s going to become a trillionaire. This person barely can pay their bills.” He also emphasised that the main focus should be on helping everyday people accumulate assents that appreciate over time, rather than worrying about how rich the wealthiest entrepreneurs become.
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Mark Cuban feels stock ownership is the solution
Cuban believes that stock ownership is the solution. He feels that companies should give employees shares so that they can also benefit when businesses succeed. If companies start giving all their employees stock in the company, when the companies do well, those employees do well,” he said, calling this approach “the missing link.” Sharing the example of SpaceX, Cuban pointed the report noting that thousands of employees could become millionaires thanks to Musk’s decision to grant stock options.