> I doubt shareholders are pissed considering the stock has grown 500% since 2009 while paying decent dividends. > It hasn't affected their bottom line yet. i

> I doubt shareholders are pissed considering the stock has grown 500% since 2009 while paying decent dividends. > It hasn't affected their bottom line yet. it's unknowable what the bottom line or stock price would be with different circumstances, but there is no question that security disclosures like this are a downward pressure on it. who knows; maybe they did get an even bigger lift from the collusion. the only way it will change is if consumers start pricing in this kind of behavior (paying less for compromised products). it's too bad that's such an unlikely goal.