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Business, Economics, and Taxes: Capitalism. Yay? >=(

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I really want to say Tim Cook gets it. But the cynic in me just doesn't buy that he's doing it for altruistic reasons.

I assume he is scum, but, what the hey, it means there is enough pressure now for scum to virtue signal so, good, increase the pressure even more.
 
I really want to say Tim Cook gets it. But the cynic in me just doesn't buy that he's doing it for altruistic reasons.

Yes and no. I mean of course he wants more money. But this makes him look good to both his employees and his shareholders. However he seems to have brought a more Japanese philosophy to the company. In Japan it is common for the executives to take pay cuts before even considering letting go workers.
 
Yes and no. I mean of course he wants more money. But this makes him look good to both his employees and his shareholders. However he seems to have brought a more Japanese philosophy to the company. In Japan it is common for the executives to take pay cuts before even considering letting go workers.

Interesting. DIdn't know that.
 
Tim Cook is as shady as all CEOs...we all know this.

That said, this was a smart thing to do for about 1000 reasons and I applaud him for it.

Maybe he should give some of that money to the slave labor who makes all the Iphones...
 
Yes and no. I mean of course he wants more money. But this makes him look good to both his employees and his shareholders. However he seems to have brought a more Japanese philosophy to the company. In Japan it is common for the executives to take pay cuts before even considering letting go workers.

Not here. You lay off workers, and your stock price goes up.
 
Yes and no. I mean of course he wants more money. But this makes him look good to both his employees and his shareholders. However he seems to have brought a more Japanese philosophy to the company. In Japan it is common for the executives to take pay cuts before even considering letting go workers.
Yup, Iwata at Nintendo did the same thing.
 
Apple has 1,000 janitors?

The average Apple salary ranges from approximately $30,300 per year for Retail Sales Associate to $205,504 per year for Demand Manager. Average Apple hourly pay ranges from approximately $10.00 per hour for Forklift Operator to $68.00 per hour for Online Manager.
Salary information comes from 45,767 data points collected directly from employees, users, and past and present job advertisements on Indeed in the past 36 months.
 

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Death to the RSNs. Be like MLS, put the games on a streaming service with no blackouts.

Is streaming willing to dish out a Billion (with a "B") dollar check though? That's the issue with the change in media that we are currently looking at. Live Sports were the last safe, "sure thing" when it came to having a guaranteed advertiser base. Can streaming currently compete with that?

MLS can blaze new ground because they are a niche of a niche fanbase.
 
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