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Blocking the sale of spirit airlines which resulted in its bankruptcy. Claiming that the sale of the Roomba makers would lead to a monopoly. Where is the ‘great
by epa 2y ago
Blocking the sale of spirit airlines which resulted in its bankruptcy. Claiming that the sale of the Roomba makers would lead to a monopoly. Where is the ‘great’ you speak of?
- akira2501 2y agoBankruptcy is a part of law for a reason. They can choose to restructure or to sell off. This is healthy turnover. And how you are disadvantaged by two robot vacuum cleaner manufacturers not merging? Would you feel differently if you worked for one of them? You've cherry picked two examples. This is mud slinging and not genuine analysis.
- robertlagrant 2y ago> They can choose to restructure or to sell off I'm not familiar, but isn't the parent comment saying the sale was blocked?
- PunchTornado 2y agothey can be bought by another company, other investors, for a different price.
- rsynnott 2y agoA specific sale was blocked on antitrust grounds. The proposed sale to Frontier would likely not have been, but the shareholders blocked it. A sale to, like, something other than an airline would certainly not be blocked.
- cscurmudgeon 2y agoBeing completely lax against shady companies from China for unknown reasons: https://nbcmontana.com/amp/news/nation-world/calls-federal-investigation-online-chinese-retailers-stores-temu-companies-shein-communist-party-lawmakers-consumer-advocates-competition-forced-labor-advertising-social-media-companies-meta-facebook-instagram-google https://nbcmontana.com/amp/news/nation-world/calls-federal-i...
- BadHumans 2y agoHow is this being lax? Seems like someone just raised concerns about it this year. The complaints in this amount to "please stop going at our guys and go at the people who are beating our guys."