> A $400m building burning down would have CEOs fired (see: Equifax CEO being fired after breach). I don't know what fantasy land you live in, but you're either

> A $400m building burning down would have CEOs fired (see: Equifax CEO being fired after breach). I don't know what fantasy land you live in, but you're either delusional or lying. In what world does getting 90m $ to leave the company constitute "getting fired"? That's early retirement. > In a time period where every other company is seeing massively rising profits and stock prices, Equifax has been relatively stagnant. So, it will take them 2 or 3 years longer to reach some arbitrary stock price. Certainly an earth shattering experience.