No, a company cannot be sued for failing to maximize shareholder value. The business judgment rule protects any company that wants to raise wages, refrain from layoffs, donate to charity, offer sick leave, etc. What they can’t do is not pursue profit at all. Now, will shareholders vote them out if they do those things? Maybe, but that’s a totally different mechanism than a lawsuit.
Pragmatism is cashing in on the Mamdani moment and not squandering the intense hatred of the establishment that voters feel by failing to run the best known populist champion of the working class in the country who isn’t 80 years old
Can a dam crack and leak before it bursts?
Counterpart was such a great show
No, a company cannot be sued for failing to maximize shareholder value. The business judgment rule protects any company that wants to raise wages, refrain from layoffs, donate to charity, offer sick leave, etc. What they can’t do is not pursue profit at all. Now, will shareholders vote them out if they do those things? Maybe, but that’s a totally different mechanism than a lawsuit.
Even if you're paying for the product, you're still the product
Sp you think because a motivation is not rational it can’t be true?
Pragmatism is cashing in on the Mamdani moment and not squandering the intense hatred of the establishment that voters feel by failing to run the best known populist champion of the working class in the country who isn’t 80 years old
Bad analysis. People didn’t vote for women who represented the capitalist status quo fucking them over.
Good article on why nonprofit workers need unions, too
Hence the market in residential proxies (often unknown to those whose residential connections are being used by AI companies for scraping)
I agree it’s a beautiful thing, just not sure it’s the explanation of their negative cash flow right now
1/120th of their revenue?
Don’t worry, US residents are the ones paying the tariffs
https://www.democracynow.org/
It’s actually a violation of eBay’s terms of service to use Amazon for dropshipping. You should be able to get a refund if a seller does that.
To the contrary, they saw through Harris’s facade quite well I think. The fact that they had no good alternatives is a different problem, though.
And the Czar defeated Napoleon… so fucking what?
It’s low because most authorities are smart enough not to ask for something that doesn’t exist, given their no-log policy