That's a lot, anyway you slice it, or try to sugar coated, Wall Street will eventually dictate the strike end date, I can assure you that. Lowell McAdam, and any CEO for that matter, has to put their ego away when Wall Street tells them too.
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At this point, it is more worthwhile to finish killing off the union. Wait then for the stock to jump. Let the union membership go poison some other company.
no true at all.
It is of 4.5% since it high, but now since the strike started.
Also, that is normal movement of a stock.
NO ONE CARES about the union or there silly little fight.
You will be worse off soon.
Daddy, why do we live under a bridge?
One day longer, one day stronger, one day stupider.
So then, why the concern from Wall Street if this is truly "dead weight"? 5% is a lot in one month.
Not when they're cutting dead weight.