Investors.. who invest a substantial stake on a certain company for the purpose of scrutinizing its operation performances and same time able to debate/challenge the invested firm's core management. Such investors are never passive & usually backup by major funding sources.. just-in-case targeted core management are bull-headed, resisting constructive reforms!

i.e. Since Y2k and the following decades, IMHO, mr W Buffet of the fame BH company is considered an activist investor ..but in a very low-keyed manners. But when it came to corporate numbers/performance of his prospective investment targets, he & his partners were deemed as "hawks* !

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Investors.. who invest a substantial stake on a certain company for the purpose of scrutinizing its operation performances and same time able to debate/challenge the invested firm's core management. Such investors are never passive & usually backup by major funding sources.. just-in-case targeted core management are bull-headed, resisting constructive reforms!

Ahh.. Malmo had some pharma firms known for advanced medical products. Is that place conducive for your future job searches?

Whoa.. don't underestimate them 3, specially Larry E huh! Hmm.. he might be busy on other things, but he is a hawk when it comes to HR issues.

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just my 2-cents worth of thoughts.. Silicon Valley pioneered the Y2K mantra that got everyone in the DP/IT sectors worldwide scrambling to get prepared for a possible snafu of proportion. But alas... Those hectic days came to naught! This latest magic number points to the Valley's propensity for humongous subject. The Valley do have everything in biggies, no?! ...hugh salaries, big servings of frenchies, big cost on house rentals ..the only thing the place can't turn big was ~ toothpicks!

must be those so called vulture investors. Haizz, :-(

Well, a boon for those startup techies.. IF they survived the year of 2023!

Hmm, 😊 your comment reminds me of the fame skunkworks ethic by the former Lockheed Martin aero tech. If so, then Alphabet does have problems in one of their numerous business plans.

... wait, incomplete yet. Watch for these senior giant techies ~ the tri-letter Big Blue, Ellison's big O & the originally Palo Alto domiciled HP.

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Yes, i felt so. And so does the crypto/finTech sector!

we are getting there. Yup!

Well, ceo S Pichay was an Indian, born in India but must be a naturalized American since. So, what would one could further expect?! But getting to the bottom though.. Indians are good in number games w/ strong basics in math & commerce.

The cuts i should say... could be wide ranging. But probably the dept., that's going to be hit deeply will be marketing/sales. Cuz the ongoing business climates has turned grey. :-(