Please help me with the following: 1. According to news articles, several CEOs receive only $1 for their compensation or salary. Who receives $1 for salary? Why do they receive only $1? Is it true they receive only $1 for their salary? 2. Recently, the New York Supreme Court decided Uber drivers are employees of Uber while most other states consider an Uber driver an independent contractor. What are the rationales for the New York Supreme Court's decision? Do you agree or not? Why?

Please help me with the following: 1. According to news articles, several CEOs receive only $1 for their compensation or salary. Who receives $1 for salary? Why do they receive only $1? Is it true they receive only $1 for their salary? 2. Recently, the New York Supreme Court decided Uber drivers are employees of Uber while most other states consider an Uber driver an independent contractor. What are the rationales for the New York Supreme Court's decision? Do you agree or not? Why?

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