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Hmm, where I live at least (not US) the company still have to act in a way that's in the interest of its owners. They can't do shady stuff just because they're
by matsemann 3y ago
Hmm, where I live at least (not US) the company still have to act in a way that's in the interest of its owners. They can't do shady stuff just because they're not publicly traded. Or, they can, but it's not any more legal.
- robbintt 3y agoYou can sue in the US but there's really no case for OP. The company is "trying its best to deliver value".