> Not everything we don't like should be illegal From a "fraud" angle I could argue that it should still be illegal. You're signaling to your investors that yo

> Not everything we don't like should be illegal From a "fraud" angle I could argue that it should still be illegal. You're signaling to your investors that you're growing but you're really not. Fake numbers are a real thing. 9 openings and only 1 real opening? So you're inflating your employment growth by a factor of 9? How is this different than Wells Fargo opening 9 phony, automatic accounts per customer to inflate their growth?