1. Aetna CVS Caremark
2. Cigna Express Scripts
3. fucking ticketmaster
4. Google
5. Kroger (and they want to merge AGAIN?)

Let’s start here for now

Wat? Does it have wifi?

PBMs/healthcare conglomerating needs to be looked at as a top priority

And this Kroger Albertsons thing needs to be stopped for good

Agreed

To clarify will they still be able to do index funds or 401k type stuff or is this a ban on all holdings?

HP

At a business we had an hp laptop for 6 months before it bricked. We sent in for warranty, they sent it back saying we broke it in a noncovered way

It was a workstation on a table top that never had any food etc near us. Even with appeals they will not fix it. My IT guy is now aware we do not do business with them.

To make money

Same here!

“prices will go up” no, if demand drops due to people seeing your higher price, prices will go down

fire

Hahahahahhaahhaa

I have not heard of this. Is this meant to be a right wing freedom of speech bot?

fedora

M’userbase

Does people trying to short you make your stock less valuable? Maybe because potential investors can see the sentiment?

It’s such an obvious thing to short that… Maybe we should take a long position 🤔

I really wonder if they stayed community friendly… Would enough actual redditors be interested in owning a piece of the site they enjoyed spending time on?

I think I would’ve liked to own reddit stock when I was on it 20-50 hours a week. Now I just root for spez to fail.

I am thinking of getting a tomtom. Tired of my phone trying to throw a fit when I disable location after I’ve figured out my way to my destination.

So much of this advertising economy depends on it and we just give it away.

I feel like I would’ve been interested in shares when the company had good PR… I like the stock etc. Now I’m just rooting for it to fail.

So these things keep appearing in contracts but everyone seems to say they’re totally unenforceable so… Why do they keep appearing in contracts?