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by djbebs 4y ago
Can we also make a hostile work environment to pro-union employees? Or is this another one of those hypocrite things?
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by djbebs 4y ago
How is there a power imbalance?
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by djbebs 4y ago
He owns a controlling position in the company. The board is supposed to do what he wants them to.
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by djbebs 4y ago
Companies are pretty democratic. It's constituents are the shareholders, not the workers.
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by djbebs 4y ago
That no different from any margin loan
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by djbebs 4y ago
Shoot for 1 step and 0$ in fees.
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by djbebs 4y ago
Bellingham is pure propaganda
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by djbebs 4y ago
It literally is though
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by djbebs 4y ago
The problem with such a tax is the same problem all other taxes and businesses that do not properly align their incentives have. Ultimately the ones paying are not the ones making the decisions. I'm all for a land area tax, but such a
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by djbebs 4y ago
I need to leave this shithole.
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by djbebs 4y ago
Do you truly believe that it will be deleted if inconvenient to do so? If the state mandates retention? Physical access is root access. For anything remotely sensitive cloud is simply a non-starter.
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by djbebs 4y ago
Lol
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by djbebs 4y ago
Millions of people go to Saudi Arabia yearly...
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by djbebs 4y ago
UK railways were (no longer are) public companies in all but name. To claim they were privatized in anything but name is quite frankly insulting.
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by djbebs 4y ago
That's not what uber has done though
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by djbebs 4y ago
Selling puts does not have unlimited downside.
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by djbebs 4y ago
They appear to function well to people who havent got a clue what they're talking about. By and large they are either worthless or actively harmful.
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by djbebs 4y ago
Same reason why you still breathe despite it being a vector for airborn illnesses. Because whenbyou do the math of cost benefit, it falls squarely on the benefits side.
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by djbebs 4y ago
Terrible article. For one, how do they even define debt? Long term debt only? All liabilities? What about leases? Or accounts payable? Financial instruments that are currently in the money but may require the company to shell out millions?
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by djbebs 4y ago
Imagine requiring a permit to criticize the government...
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In other words they fell for the bullshit.
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Insider trading is arguably a good thing. It makes markets more efficient, and puts everyone on an even footing.
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No, they should not.
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Except anchor was lending at lower rates.
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People who live in France and commute to monaco
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The people in the country don't have access to that favorable tax regime ;)
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The fact that it's not black and white is the problem. Above all law should be predictable a priori
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by djbebs 4y ago
The whole business has bad economics, and it's been a perfect example of Venture Capitalist charity
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by djbebs 4y ago
Uber is running out of runway I see. Who knew that losing money on every trip you sell was an unsustainable business model?
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This is not true everywhere.

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