I bet they could get way more than 4% profit margin if things actually were lean in their supply chain. Any publicly-traded company has hangers-on all the way u

I bet they could get way more than 4% profit margin if things actually were lean in their supply chain. Any publicly-traded company has hangers-on all the way up and down - buddies overcharging services rendered but put through the ringer a dozen times creating lots of jobs (then shrinking it directly into profit via some other vendor's AI scam). Something like Mint comes along or Koodo that can actually charge less (Teksavvy) then they get bullied, lobbied against, or straight up bought to be shut down or enshitificated