> Not the kind of behavior you'd expect from the CEO of a publicly traded company. FWIW, I know from personal experience this happens in private equity and I'm

> Not the kind of behavior you'd expect from the CEO of a publicly traded company. FWIW, I know from personal experience this happens in private equity and I'm not surprised it does in publicly traded companies. Suffice to say, I stopped working with those people once I became aware they retained a guy and his goons for such a purpose. The amazing part is he admitted it.