America. Many are viewing it as an act of charity (Forbes Magazine calls it one of "the most selfless corporate acts of the year"). In reality, Mr. Ulukaya's decision is just good business. Employees who are partners become even more dedicated to increasing a company's value. Which is why research shows

ne else. Ulukaya is the Turkish-born founder and CEO of Chobani, the upstart Greek yogurt maker recently valued at as much as $5 billion. In April Ulukaya announced he's giving all his 2,000 full-time workers shares of stock worth up to 10 percent of the privately held company's value when it's sold or

ut another CEO named Hamdi Ulukaya, who's developing a third model — neither no-lose socialism for the rich nor hyper-capitalism for everyone else. Ulukaya is the Turkish-born founder and CEO of Chobani, the upstart Greek yogurt maker recently valued at as much as $5 billion. In April Ulukaya announced