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This really feels like a smaller version of the American story. Corporate boards make large investment gambles, stock market tumbles, the regular people end up
by kingkawn 14y ago
This really feels like a smaller version of the American story. Corporate boards make large investment gambles, stock market tumbles, the regular people end up paying when it all goes south. Nobody on Cooper's board has been asked to step-down for the decisions that led to this crisis.
- bkanber 14y agoWe alumni have actually asked basically the entire board and the Cooper president to step down. (Edit: though I don't believe we've made an official petition yet. I'm sure that'll happen soon.)
- Crake 14y agoGood.
- kingkawn 14y agoglad to hear it, they are so incomprehensibly bad it is hard to put into words. They took a beautiful thing and ruined it for what I do not see. A new building? Higher profit margins? A desire to keep-up with the aspirations of the other corporate boards they are on?