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San Francisco — Shareholders of Palo Alto Networks recorded repeated majority oppositions to executive compensation in non-binding say-on-pay votes beginning in 2015 and totaling seven instances through recent tallies, and market commentator Jim Cramer discussed the company's stock behavior on the May 11 episode, noting it often runs into quarters and experiences profit-taking after earnings. The immediate consequences include sustained investor dissent over CEO pay as Bloomberg reports the chief executive's compensation approaches nearly $100 million; the non-binding votes have not forced automatic changes to pay packages, and market observers and shareholders are watching upcoming earnings and proxy cycles for further disclosures and vote results.

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