@JesseTinsley So, what does that board do? He had relations with 1 or 2 direct reports and a major customer, that we know of. I realize he is a generational talent, but also, you can't ignore a CEO going Austin Powers on every important woman to the company.
@KenZimmern@WSJopinion Having a sexual relationships with a direct report and a major customer is a matter of corporate governance. He could be single and it wouldn't have changed the conundrum the board was put in. Because in the 21st century, you can't be doing that with a direct report.
@investingluc I think 2 years is more likely, but yeah. Pulling a Steve Jobs seems right. Get his family and head in order. Do a side quest. Ride back in as the hero to save the day.
Unless one of the ladies comes out to say it was coerced, no reason for the board not to rehire.
@John_Barach Ask for the book, and they will find and get it for you in a couple of days. This keeps the supply and demand in balance: books w/o enough local demand to justify shelf space, justify shelf space on regional demand instead.
@John_Barach Yes, libraries match supply to demand, which means that if demand is low enough, they eventually remove books. But, that doesn't mean it is no longer available. It means that instead of being on the shelf at your local library, it is available from a regional library.
@xsphi We'll find out in a few weeks when the divorce paperwork lands or not.
It doesn't really matter though. He could have been 'single and looking to mingle' and that doesn't excuse having a relationship with a direct report.
@notmyrlnmnemore@MCCCANM Would be a hilarious April Fool's joke by a former NTSB member to write a post mortem on talking to the press, in the same style as their accident reports: "Bob Smith was the public relations in command. He had 8,153 public relations hours."
@CLT_defender@yesokyeahsure Under normal circumstances, true. But, way, way too many people took it far too seriously and basically fully believed that Russia had blackmail material on Trump because of that (they still do, but now they believe it is because Russia got their hands on Epstein files).
@the_1st_atom@RonDeSantis It is easy to know that a majority will go for the Democrats. But in a popular vote system, whether it is 57% for the Democrats or 62% for the Democrats could change the national outcome.
@Jawlinefrwk@EliasofNE Because goods and services have multiple inputs. Holding one input steady does not prevent the other inputs from increasing in cost.
Not to mention, labor cost has been increasing. You can start at Target for about double minimum wage. The folks earning minimum are...unique.
@creatine_cycle 1) what Nvidia did that was illegal and not merely legal sales that someone else illegally exported,
2) what Jensen's personal involve in that was
Even if he personally closed the deal, the corporate bureaucracy makes it near impossible to ship w/o license.
@creatine_cycle I think that the export allegations need a lot more fleshing out before deciding. There is supposed to be an entire operation qualifying buyers, obtaining licenses, and shipping that Jensen can't directly control. So, to start with, the accusations need to specify
@mikepat711@amitisinvesting Dude could have been single and it wouldn't have mattered, you don't mess around with subordinates. The board looked like it would have let him slide on relations with a major customer, which is also bad, but not quite as bad as a direct report.
@Lib_Development Not saying that Brightline demonstrates that the rules are good, just that they demonstrate that the rules are working as intended. There is a valid debate to be had how much 99% of America need to pay to protect the 1% from itself.
@Lib_Development Would Brightline be a counter-example? Deadliest train in America in the non grade separated part, no deaths for their grade separated extension.
One confounding factor is that they apparently don't have quad gates everywhere but I can't find any data on quad vs dual arm gate.