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It could be perfectly correct (if rather quaint) meaning Accenture (personified) would like or wishes to cut jobs. As in Accenture would that these people were
by OJFord 4y ago
It could be perfectly correct (if rather quaint) meaning Accenture (personified) would like or wishes to cut jobs. As in Accenture would that these people were no longer employed, or would rather fire than keep them.
- toomanyrichies 4y agoThat's kind of a stretch though, wouldn't you agree? I would be hard-pressed to name a major news source that typically constructs their headlines this way. In any case, it still doesn't explain the intent behind editing the original title. I would argue that "this headline needs more quaintness" is not a valid reason to editorialize here.