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RE: Wall Street: Too much sway over the tech sector?
I''m retired now, but I have worked for one really well managed company (privately held) and a number of mediocre to terrible managements in the public held companies. Included in the 50 year (40 years professional credentialed) career were a number of "government" jobs. My personal conclusion is that both our management and government are totally corrupted. The rule is - mess the customer first, your workers second, your share holders last - and always have a titanium parachute. Our economy and representative government are in extreme distress - and of questionable surviability.
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Yes but  dahowlett@... ZDNet Moderator | 05/09/08
Ask Yang at Yahoo.  bjbrock | 05/09/08
True of business generally  John L. Ries | 05/09/08
And a corollary would be...  Taz_z | 05/09/08
The problem is, sometimes, short term, you can raise the stock price  DonnieBoy | 05/09/08
This is one of the good things about Google, they have the stock structured  DonnieBoy | 05/09/08
RE: Wall Street: Too much sway over the tech sector?  stevenjs | 05/09/08
Actions - not words  Freebird54 | 05/10/08
RE: Wall Street: Too much sway over the tech sector?  dskrentz@... | 05/09/08
Investment in a company...  Dr. John | 05/09/08
RE: Wall Street: Too much sway over the tech sector?  doug@... | 05/09/08
IT'S GREED!  morewines@... | 05/09/08
Wall Street is all about the short term, not the long term  TJGodel | 05/09/08
RE: Wall Street, Too much sway over the tech sector  bfilipiak@... | 05/09/08
RE: Wall Street: Too much sway over the tech sector?  curtcalhoun | 05/10/08
RE: Wall Street: Too much sway over the tech sector?  rnlac@... | 05/12/08

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