I’d tell people who were likely to lose their jobs on day 1 on the qt, sure.

I mean, those are some great articles!

Hahahahha.

I’m sure they did think of the opportunity cost, as defined by the hurdle rate the returns on the Theranos deal had to clear in order to be justified. $140 million in comparison to the marginal revenue they probably projected from the deal is, even if at that point they were mostly sure it was fraudulent, pretty…

I mean, if I were selling a company to ... pretty much anyone ... the employees would be the last people I’d tell.

Yeah.

Eh, When you have a market cap of 62 billion, you’re probably not going to lose a lot of sleep at the thought of taking a a $140 million flyer (net $110 after settlement) on a company like Theranos for a shot at exclusivity on a product that definitely would have brought more traffic into your stores.

How is this hard? Get beef. Get some seasonings. Mash them together and make patties that aren’t extremely thin (they can be thin just not like sheets of paper). Put them on the grill. I do about 4-5 minutes a side and I get a decent set of lines on both sides and the burgers are moist.

Yep, and the fact is he is very good at breaking news coverage, both managing it and covering it directly himself.

It may not be as bad, but there are definitely still hackers on console versions.

As an institution, nothing.

No major site has done it.

But if they win the Democratic primary because more people who identify as Democrats voted for them, is it them that’s the DINO, or you?

I especially like the finish of “in the name of party unity”.

So?

Wow, the egg head hack in the burg is fucking awful.

Right? My first reaction was wondering how she managed to get through years of dealing with that much neo-conservative evangelical nonsense.

George Clooney. I feel like outside of Tom Hanks he’d be the one I’d be most surprised about.

Surely someone’s started a dead pool of sorts on this somewhere.

Management truly doesn’t care about employees at all.