the shareholders have earned the Primarch System’s ire
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the shareholders have figured out how to shift their appearance(ignore the little guy i haven’t a clue what it is)
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Shareholders are the dumbest creatures known to exist. They will invest in Company That Makes Something of Some Value but then panic sell and reinvest in the Machine That Endlessly Makes Worthless Garbage and Also Kills the Planet Faster and Also No One Likes It once it comes out because I guess they think good judgment is a sin or something.
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Shareholders Meeting
Aloha kākou. The three branches of the United States government; (I) Executive, (II) Legislative, and (III) Judicial. Taxpayers must have knowledge of the workings of our government. How much they collect in taxes and how much they spend on appropriations. As taxpayers, we are entitled to know what our government is doing with our money. It is our taxes that pay the salaries of our elected…
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Vltava Fund Q4 2025 Letter To Shareholders
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I began writing this letter to shareholders in Mexico and completed it in Chile. Why particularly there? Well, Mexico and Chile happen to lie at the starting and ending points of a recent trip I took. Traveling the world provides equity investors a unique informational advantage that no analytical report can replace. Direct experience with different countries…
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Associated British Foods: Proposed Primark Spin-Off May Unlock Value For Shareholders
Associated British Foods: Proposed Primark Spin-Off May Unlock Value For Shareholders
Associated British Foods: Proposed Primark Spin-Off May Unlock Value For Shareholders
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Current mood: Hoping companies poor even more funding into GenAI, so that way the bubble will be so fucking big that when it bursts, it might actually cause enough of the world to realize that Shareholders and Stocks are a wealthy idiot’s way to be a blight upon the world.
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2025 was a weird year for learning that major corporations don’t actually care about their brand reception.
Trump and RFK can say that Tylenol causes autism, not generic acetaminophen but Kenvue Brand capital-T Tylenol, and the company just rolls over and says sure, why not, who’s to say? No lawsuits, no retractions.
Disney is so protective of Mickey Mouse as a character that they retired their popular walk-around mascot that could talk because some guests were disappointed when they encountered others that couldn’t, but when ai slop slingers started using him Disney immediately bent the knee and licensed him out to do and say whatever they wanted.
Every single aspect of our culture has been warped to appease shareholders over the last 40 years, so why did they suddenly stop giving a shit?
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Warner Bros. tells shareholders to reject Paramount bid
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We the people have the wrong idea, all these businesses keep making stupid changes we hate to appease the shareholders and only buckle once they’ve lost a certain percentage of value that they didn’t expect to lose. I say we find out who these shareholders are and remind them what it really means to lose.
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Tesla Shareholders Approve Elon Musk’s Record $1 Trillion Pay Deal Amid Bold AI and Robot Ambitions
AUSTIN, Nov 6 — Tesla shareholders have approved CEO Elon Musk’s record-breaking compensation package, potentially worth nearly $1 trillion, with 75% voting in favor. The deal ties Musk’s payout to ambitious milestones, including delivering 20 million vehicles, producing one million robotaxis, and achieving a market valuation of $8.5 trillion within the decade. The package, which excludes a…
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Tesla shareholders approve Musk’s $1 trillion pay package
🔥 Breaking News: Tesla shareholders approve Musk’s $1 trillion pay package
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Tesla shareholders on Thursday overwhelmingly endorsed a massive pay package for CEO Elon Musk that could reach $1 trillion.
The pay package — crafted to ensure Musk’s continued service to Tesla as the company pursues breakthrough technology on artificial intelligence and robotics — won more than…
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POV: The Dodge Brothers try to comfort me while I cry about my company not investing its profits back into its workers instead of appealing to shareholders.
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Wall Road Brunch: Tesla Shareholders Set To Vote On Musk’s Pay (undefined:TSLA)
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Tesla shareholders will vote on Elon Musk’s $1 trillion pay package deal. (0:17) Berkshire Hathaway’s money pile retains rising. (1:28) Palantir set to report earnings. (2:48)
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For the first time, Google generated over $100 billion in a single quarter. The momentum is mainly driven by the tech giant’s investments in AI infrastructure and applications.
“We are firmly in the generative AI era,” CEO Sundar Pichai told investors.
Over at Meta, its AI investment is causing investor jitters, alongside a one-time $15.9 billion tax bill.
Execs had some tough questions to answer regarding its spending spree on data centers, compute, and cloud capacity.
