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Well, if it met the legal definition for recklessness then the leadership would be sued by the shareholders. That isn't this. This is reckless as in not-smart
by sandworm101 4y ago
Well, if it met the legal definition for recklessness then the leadership would be sued by the shareholders. That isn't this. This is reckless as in not-smart rather than per se. They will have to pay a price so that lawyers for a thousand other companies can walk into the next board meeting to say "See, I told you and I was right about that fingerprint thing last year!" They will be punished, but the courts will not allow this to destroy the company.