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When a publicly traded company is in question (in this case one of the most widely held and actively traded public companies), "fun" is not the proper justifica
by quizbiz 17y ago
When a publicly traded company is in question (in this case one of the most widely held and actively traded public companies), "fun" is not the proper justification. But I do agree with your wider point.
- mishmash 17y agoRight, but millions in marketing hype is.
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