https://ca.reuters.com/article/businessNews/idCAKBN1XO0FA
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I read somewhere that he sees himself as the boy in school that the other boys go to when they need someone to go beat sombody up. He sees that as a compliment like he is a hired bodyguard. The rest of us see him as a big bully who enjoys beating people up a little too much.
He is always talking about protecting the shareholders including shareholder #1 himself. He could care less about company x,y or z, what they do or make or anyone who works for those companies.
He is no Mother Theresa. You don't become worth double digit billions by living you life caring about anyone other than youself.
I h8 Carl Icahn. What a waste of a life. All that time and money and you choose to use it to destroy lives and make your shareholders richer. What a shame. Could have made a positive impact for so many people, but GREED.... greed consumed him.
icant only cares about icant ,no one in power cares about the company or employees or customers. the greedy super rich out for them selves.
Someday, maybe, investors will understand what productivity and efficiencies actually mean. Or research the track record of certain activist investors. Or ask for ANY supporting evidence when new revenue sources are hinted at. Seems most investors are unaware, or more likely, ambivalent to these realities.
That's the frustrating thing about this. From the outside, it looks like Xerox is turning things around. I mean, if you're a shareholder, this is great news for you. If you're an actual EMPLOYEE of Xerox, well, you know how we're doing...
Well the market certainly seems to like the direction that Xerox is heading. The stock is up quite a bit. Of course that doesn't mean that it is good for the employee. It probably is not.