Thread regarding Fiserv Inc. layoffs

Layoffs - Revenue??

How was the revenue so high? Layoffs don't produce revenue. I'm curious if they have been doing a fair amount of price increases.

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Post ID: @OP+1phOVRjz

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How is our stock price up to $125?!

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Post ID: @klep+1phOVRjz

for 2024 there will be yet a 20% reduction of development work. So, what little enhancements that were planned, are now unplanned, and a worse 2024 is expected.

It is the cost of stealing from Peter to pay Paul, and it is about to catch up to FB and Co.

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Post ID: @ivrj+1phOVRjz

Early contract termination penalties. Clients are tired of being held hostage. FI will need to strategically pick a few more big clients to give terrible service to- need to force more early termination fees to salvage Q4. There is no real value being created in this company, rather execs are stripping it down. Either the board is completely asleep or they are scamming shareholders.

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Post ID: @2rqr+1phOVRjz

Creative Accounting- Something Deloitte should be investigating. Robbed Q4 and 2024 earnings to prop up Q3- questionable CapEx and early revenue recognition. FI will announce a major restructuring in 2024 to unload and burry the creative efforts.

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Post ID: @2yea+1phOVRjz

Definitely only made our numbers based on layoffs which is not sustainable long term. The future revenue will come from more deconversions which is what mgmt wants. So sad:(

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Post ID: @2ies+1phOVRjz

Of course it does. It's millions of dollars that was going to payroll, now rolls into profit.

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Post ID: @1rkr+1phOVRjz

Deconversions.

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