> In the US, that's a legal requirement... people face fines or worse if they don't. Please don’t spread misinformation. That’s not what fiduciary duty actuall

> In the US, that's a legal requirement... people face fines or worse if they don't. Please don’t spread misinformation. That’s not what fiduciary duty actually means. There are plenty of corporations that fund charity efforts without their execs landing in jail. “Profit above all else” is not enshrined in law.