> Start fining them or better yet locking up their executives. Some European court locking them up those executives would be tricky, give the executives are in

> Start fining them or better yet locking up their executives. Some European court locking them up those executives would be tricky, give the executives are in the USA and are donors to the US government. But yes, fines. Unlike some here, I don't think the fine for one single offence needs to be a double-digit percentage of their revenue, on the grounds that they're committing so many different offences in so many different jurisdictions that it's going to add up to more than something they can dismiss as a cost of business.