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At lot of comments here are saying "this is not evil, buisness people can and should do what they can get away with" (paraphrase) Some other comments point out
by ergothus 7y ago
At lot of comments here are saying "this is not evil, buisness people can and should do what they can get away with" (paraphrase) Some other comments point out why investors should object, even if it isn't evil.
I, for one, am grateful for this demonstration that transparency can work. I feel like the last several years have involved a lot of "here's someone/some company doing something really bad" and the world collectively shrugs. (I mean, lots of outrage too, but the shrugs win)
Here's a case where govt regulation (requiring the disclosure), people reporting, and individual reactions all did what they were supposed to do. (And I dont mean that the money was returned - I mean that there is sufficient pressure that he/the company actually feels a need to react).
It's a nice feeling, even if too rare.