No, ALL the carriers DID NOT do that. Verizon did not (STOP MAKING ME DEFEND VERIZON!!).

Maybe you should look up Alibaba before you go criticizing Gizmodo, considering that all of Yahoo’s value is tied up to their shares of Alibaba, which Mayer isn’t even responsible for, that belongs to Jerry Yang.

You literally wrote RMF twice, and no one calls pro-choice “PC,” ever.

I did some quick research on Sheila and it looks like she had been in upper management for McD’s corporate for quite some time. If people who have already made their money want to volunteer to run NPs full time, great! I’m not sure how you incent a talented 26 year old to do the same.

Not particularly. Personal opinion is that it delivers really good annual physicals for everyone and anything more than that suffers. Higher % of med students are already going into fields that don’t typically work within an insurance construct (dermatology, anesthesiology, etc). I know where you are going with…

Main point of 5G isn’t really speeds (it’s part of it obviously). More important about 5G are some of the new capacity and density changes and more intelligent switching between towers (small cells will be a big thing with 5G). Though, maybe the most crucial change is the way lower latency than ever before. This is…

So they put out a press release saying “you get 5G!” and you just buy it and assume they’re being accurate about that instead of just misleading you about a rebranded slightly faster 4G offering?

I guess there’s a reason why Oklahoma is the only state in the country where Trump wins every single county.

Good thing we have a publicly minded FCC to provide oversite.....oh yeah.. Damnit

TL;DR - It’s all just marketing BS anyway. (Probably the result of some MBA with a “clever idea to make us look great!”)

They and all the other carriers did something similar with 4g LTE. Delaying the true increase in speeds for years while making up a new BS 4g that wasn’t part of any actual standard. Bastards.

She’s not running a charity, you fucking jabroni, she’s running a HEALTH CARE ORGANIZATION and is making significantly less than the executives of other health care organizations of the same size and scale. If she was in private health care she’d be making 2-3 times as much as she is at PP. And you’re calling her…

You’re right. 500k is really close to 186 million.

Yes, and Cecile Richards is an extremely dedicated, highly successful president who is dealing with a situation akin to navigating a warship through a hurricane while being continually torpedoed by your enemies. Without a strong leader, PP would have floundered a long time ago.

Ms. Richards does make a lot of money relative to the rest of the American work force. Her pay puts her in the top 1 percent of all earners in the United States. But her salary is actually on the low side when it is compared with executive pay at other large nonprofits. When compared with the pay for hospital…

“Hmmm.....there are many NP’s larger than PP and most do not make close what she makes.”

Which is the entire point. They don’t give a shit about the individual investor, all they want is to pad their own pockets.

And if you do a really good job at failing, you get to be president!

The issue is that for some people on a certain part of the political spectrum it is about what you deserve and how your economic status equals your individual worth. They trumpet a system that rewards success and punishes failure, implying the successful and the failures both deserve their lot, when clearly, as we can…

How do I get in the secret CEO club? Is this something you have to be born into? I want to have absolutely no responsibility and get millions when I fail.

What a rip-off! I could have tanked Yahoo! for a tenth the cost. Call me the next time you need an ineffective CEO, Silicon Valley.