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I was going to say this headline seems geared to mislead. But really it's the existence of the article itself. Apparently there was a recent vote about replaci
by TangoTrotFox 8y ago
I was going to say this headline seems geared to mislead. But really it's the existence of the article itself.
Apparently there was a recent vote about replacing Musk as chairman. The vote was overwhelmingly defeated with more than 83% voting to keep Musk. Instead of running an article on this Reuters seemingly chose to run an article highlighting a seemingly random minority holder voting for the replacement, with the result mentioned as a numeric aside. This feels like Spin.
- dagw 8y agoBlackRock is far from a "seemingly random minority holder". They are the largest asset manager in world, with by all accounts has more assets under management than the 10 biggest sovereign wealth funds combined.