The Bird is Freed

Possible scenario for how this plays out. Someone buys the bank debt at pennies on the dollar. Waits for twitter to default. Takes over as new owner.

Second scenario. Banks take ownership and sell to new ownership group.

Observation: twitter is considerably more valuable under semi-competent ownership.
 
nsacpi said:
Possible scenario for how this plays out. Someone buys the bank debt at pennies on the dollar. Waits for twitter to default. Takes over as new owner.

Second scenario. Banks take ownership and sell to new ownership group.

Observation: twitter is considerably more valuable under semi-competent ownership.
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Jack Dorsey winds up buying the company for nothing after cashing out his stocks for big bucks. Looks like a genius.
 
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How to Burn $42.40 Billion in Two Weeks would make for a pretty good book title.
 
Like it wont go back up? More like made smart people who bought the stock after it was artificially lowered a lot of money.
 
Still down 16 points from Thursday.

But this kind of stuff would be even worse for Musk because then the FTC will get involved and investigate for insider trading.
 
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Benefits are part of compensation arrangements arrived at between workers and employers. It is naive for anyone to characterize benefits as free. No free lunch. I thought we all knew that by now. Twitter is cutting compensation costs. No different than other companies that do so. I'd like to see them survive and thrive. And their workers too.
 
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Corporate America is about to cut the fat out of all their workforces. As someone who has spent the last 15 years in Corporate America I can attest to the fact that at least 30% of workforces could be cut with limited to no disruption in productivity. In fact - by recognizing the producers more with additional compensation you might be able to cut while being more productive.
 
nsacpi said:
Benefits are part of compensation arrangements arrived at between workers and employers. It is naive for anyone to characterize benefits as free. No free lunch. I thought we all knew that by now. Twitter is cutting compensation costs. No different than other companies that do so. I'd like to see them survive and thrive. And their workers too.
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Have you seen all the announcements of layoffs coming?

Amazon announced yesterday (before Christmas!). FedEx announced today (before Christmas!)

I dunno seems weird with such a booming economy
 
sturg33 said:
Have you seen all the announcements of layoffs coming?

Amazon announced yesterday (before Christmas!). FedEx announced today (before Christmas!)

I dunno seems weird with such a booming economy
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Accordingly to a reliable source we are 11 months into a recession. Why should layoffs be surprising.
 
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