GAW watching Reddit freak out over "world's richest man" buying Twitter:
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what do the other board members think about their fiduciary duty to do what's best for their investors? After all, the SEC says it's the law.
Twitter's value is in decline and they've been offered a way to fix that. Did they break their own tyrannical laws? Might not matter what the Saudi Prince says. The law says it doesn't matter anyway.
Where's the popcorn?!
edit: This is how every corporate competitor gets crushed if they don't play the establishment's version of business baseball. Of course Twitter is gonna try and weasel out of this one. They're now the one's being hunted.
Fiduciary duty is based on the long term, so long as the board can point to internal forecasts that show Twitter shareholders earning more over the next 10 years then they would with the company going private then they have nothing to worry about.
I’m not sure why people are so obsessed with “gotcha” statements now-a-days but it really lowers the relative level of thinking on the site.
85% of normies have never heard the term, "fiduciary duty" if that's the "gotcha statement" you're mocking me for.
I can always Smell a shill when they get into the what ifs, exceptions, and workarounds when it comes to good things that are happening. This is a major habbening and it exposes the inner working of being a "shareholder" and how corporations bully other smaller ones by owning a tenth of the company and using branches of the cabal such as the SEC to destroy conpetitors.
That’s hilarious… autistic Billionaire Elon musk is fighting the cabal because he wants to buy Twitter and change it to HIS liking. If anything the cabal isn’t in charge of Twitter now but it sure will be when their resident retard takes over.