Robyn Denholm—the chairwoman of Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA)—sold about $198 million worth of Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA) stock in the past six months, selling shares of the EV maker that she earned for serving on the board.

Robyn Denholm has earned five times as much as UnitedHealth Group's Stephen Hemsley, the next non-executive chair most prone to liquidating stock.

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Tesla chair Robyn Denholm has sold almost $US200m ($310m) worth of the company’s stock in the past six months as the electric vehicle maker’s shares hit the skids.

Robyn Denholm, Tesla’s chairwoman, made five times more money than the next best-paid board chair, a role Tesla’s CEO

Tesla’s board has reportedly formed a special committee to reconsider CEO Elon Musk’s pay, potentially setting the stage for a new compensation package as the company faces mounting legal and investor pressure.

Tesla's board has formed a special committee to review CEO Elon Musk's compensation, which could result in a new stock options package, the Financial Times reported on Wednesday.The two-member committee comprises Tesla board Chair Robyn Denholm and independent board member Kathleen Wilson-Thompson,

The Tesla board has formed a new committee to review Elon Musk's pay, which includes exploring a brand-new pay package.

Tesla’s board is negotiating a new pay deal for CEO Elon Musk, according to a published report, in what represents a challenge given that his personal involvement represents both positive and negative implications for the company.

November, Tesla Inc. board chair Robyn Denholm has been selling the company’s stock. During that time, shares whipsawed and the company’s sales slowed — and then cratered — around the world.