Put that way, modernization looks a lot less idiocy. This isn't a way of boosting earnings to boost stock prices for stockholders that think short term. Cornell has to have good profits on paper long enough for people to think the gamble paid off over the long haul and he is positioned far better when the whole thing blows up. If he lost millions, he could still get a job elsewhere. Lose 7 billion, he'd never be able to get a similar position in a large corporation.
Probably not. Most investors have short memories. Institutional investors are in and out of funds on a daily basis depending on what their fund needs on any given day.
I dunno, I adjusted the price on an item (a H&H ladle) by $7 billion based upon a guest challenge, and, nothing ended up happening to me as a result. Our sales tanked that day though!
I dunno, I adjusted the price on an item (a H&H ladle) by $7 billion based upon a guest challenge, and, nothing ended up happening to me as a result. Our sales tanked that day though!