/biz/ - Business & Finance

Well I found out why AMZN has been getting worse lately. Layoffs are now trending up from 10k to over 20k workers. From work distribution center workers to engineers and even corporate executives.

Holy shit, how much more will they cut off in 2023? 30k? 50k? 100k+? It just keeps going. Stock price might actually dip to $70 per share if they keep fucking up at this rate.

>>29599977

>>18032600
That's nice and all but if they didn't like the language of the bill then it's not a big effort to change things, not that the language wasn't decent as it was because it SPECIFICALLY prevented buybacks for the duration of the loan OR raising executive pay. Everyone knows the Dem's real aim is to filibuster because they're betting this is a Katrina moment for Trump and they want to capitalize on it to hurt him more. That's all this is.

If this weren't true they wouldn't be arguing for fucking solar credits, emissions cuts, corporate """diversity""" and equal pay horseshit. Everyone knows they're full of shit and it's laughable to read some of absolutely desperate posts here and everywhere trying their best to defend or turn this around on the GOP. Plus you even have room temp IQ mouthbreathers like Clyburn actually going on record to say, and I quote:

>This is a tremendous opportunity to restructure things to fit out vision

So yeah, you piles of shit can kiss the fattest part of my ass, and I hope you all suffer immensely for this one way or another.