CEO Dylan Field voluntarily forfeited about $46M in company stock awards in a move aimed at reinforcing investor confidence amid growing concerns over artificial intelligence-driven disruption.

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The July 29 sale of Figma shares by Kris Rasmussen occurred amidst a 79% decline in price over the past year as of the transaction date. However, as a non-discretionary disposition executed as part of ...

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Figma Inc. Chief Executive Officer Dylan Field forfeited about $46 million in company stock awards, a move to revive investor ...