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> Cathay Pacific CEO Rupert Hogg stepped down after one of the airline’s pilots was found to have taken part in the protests. Wow, that is crazy.

• favorited 7y ago
  They asked him for a list of employees who participated, and he sent them a list with 1 name: his own. Resigned immediately after. It was a badass move.
  • yellowapple 7y ago
    Badass move from a badass man with a badass name. I can't seem to find any indication that it actually happened, though. You happen to have a source? I'd love to read more about the badass that is The Hogg.
    • favorited 7y ago
      https://www.newsweek.com/cathay-ceo-refused-name-hong-kong-protesters-chinese-government-named-himself-instead-resigned-1455371 https://www.newsweek.com/cathay-ceo-refused-name-hong-kong-p... https://www.ibtimes.com/cathay-pacific-ceo-praised-not-giving-names-staff-joining-hong-kong-protest-2815487 https://www.ibtimes.com/cathay-pacific-ceo-praised-not-givin...
      • consciouskernel 7y ago
        You provided two links which both reference the same news source, which cites their source as > One of the first netizens to share this news, David Ng, a student at the Education University of Hong Kong, told Taiwan News that this information came from a trusted source who works as a manager for Cathay Pacific Airways
        • favorited 7y ago
          Not sure what you want from me, I don't have internal company memos or anything. I'm just sharing what I read in news articles.