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No they don't.

• dsr_ 3y ago
  Many companies act as though they believe that they have a fiduciary duty to not think further than the next quarter's results. Are you happy now?
  • ghaff 3y ago
    Companies obviously do care (a lot) about their current quarterly results. But if they literally did not care about what happens in the future, they could cut a ton of costs. They probably have a ton of engineering and marketing that isn't essential to the next quarterly earnings.
  • tuwtuwtuwtuw 3y ago
    Such companies would fire all employees directly unless they are required to complete the current quarter. I haven't seen many sustainable businesses completely giving up all revenue for all future quarters just to improve the current quarter. It would be a very poor business decision. It sounds like a meme and I'll name it Enterprise Kamikaze.
• objektif 3y ago
  Dang what does your flamewar indicator say about these?