Somewhere a shareholder has a single tear rolling down their face at the loss of some revenue over service

Now THAT’S a tough dude I can believe against zombie hoards

If you read most U.S. journalism, the fact that most of our sectors (guns, energy, telecom, healthcare, whatever) has been completely broken by corruption and unchecked corporate power just..isn't mentioned.

It's as if editors think being honest about this is inherently biased or impolite.

More turnovers than Sunday brunch

“Oops we didn’t do that? Oh well. Anyway, we did try to maximize shareholder value so that makes up for it”

I’m hoping my child sees this more with a little separation from the never ending gloss of the media back there. I love so many people back in the states but I was so so tired.

Not that I don’t have major complaints on how things are reported here (they keep treating making a trade deal with Trump like it is a rational negotiation with an adult that somehow can be normalized if you try hard enough) but still, in comparison

On the CBC News they immediately mentioned this and were like “seems bad” and for a moment I thought, after 25 years in America, “oh is it that simple to report it that way?”

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I’m amazed there’s no pink

If Musk was trying to buy it, he’d say Netflix and Zaslav were Nazis for not getting his way

I can’t wait to take off my shoes and go through a scanner after self checkout of some kitkats

God, three miserable corps, just a battle of “please be least worst case scenario”