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That is an interesting state of affairs isn't it? Why do we, the world, expect that large, supposedly more professional companies, communicate less honestly?
by gameswithgo 9y ago
That is an interesting state of affairs isn't it? Why do we, the world, expect that large, supposedly more professional companies, communicate less honestly?
- deadbunny 9y ago> Why do we, the world, expect that large, supposedly more professional companies, communicate less honestly? Because being honest can hurt the share price.
- hhmc 9y agoParticularly, it can hurt the share price on an horizon over which the C-level execs have their performance measured.
- aneutron 9y agoBut if this shows anything, it shows that the company has people who are on stand-by and who constantly monitor and optimize their product. Also, the fact that "the product" they are developing is not a consumable (think processors) there would be no recall cost for example, how can that hurt the shares ?