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> most of the company is owned by someone else. Absolutely correct, but… > He has a majority of the voting stock, and presumably so will his heir. Which is w
by dspillett 4y ago
> most of the company is owned by someone else.
Absolutely correct, but…
> He has a majority of the voting stock, and presumably so will his heir.
Which is what counts, in terms of being able to push through his ideas of where/how the company should (try to) move.
- wintogreen74 4y agoThis also highlights an extreme imbalance between ability to do great harm and bearing the brunt of said harm.