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Emerdata. http://www.businessinsider.com/cambridge-analytica-executives-and-mercer-family-launch-emerdata-2018-3 http://www.businessinsider.com/cambridge-analy
by skort 8y ago
Emerdata.
http://www.businessinsider.com/cambridge-analytica-executives-and-mercer-family-launch-emerdata-2018-3 http://www.businessinsider.com/cambridge-analytica-executive...
- jonhendry18 8y agoIt even involved Erik Prince of Blackwater infamy, brother of Betsy Devos.
- gremlinsinc 8y agoOf course that's a thing. Corporate corruption is way too rampant. CEOs should serve time when breaking laws and be barred from serving as a top level exec in any capacity unless they're the founder and even then they should have stipulations like a parole officer who's an accountant/auditor and checks their books every few months.
- pmoriarty 8y ago"CEOs should serve time when breaking laws and be barred from serving as a top level exec in any capacity unless they're the founder..." Why unless they're the founder?
- gremlinsinc 8y agoBecause I'm still a believer in rehabilitation, just as I feel felons who want to go straight should get another chance... I'm also very supportive of any new startup as long as it's on the up and up it contributes to the overall economy..I just don't think they should come out of jail and get a golden parachute deal or a job from day one.. Finding the next gig should be as hard for them as it is for Lenny the homeless guy who is in jail for stealing booze or loitering. They're still American, but I have more pity for the Lennie's than the Bernie Madoffs of the world.
- foobarchu 8y agoIf it didn't have that exception, then you're essentially saying "this group of people is barred from starting their own business", which is a pretty broad thing to do in a society that prides itself on free enterprise and entrepreneurship.