First off, how does a router failure make you lose data? That's either a lie or they have no clue how their system works...which would explain why they failed so miserably.
Also, how does such a large company not run a RAID on their server hard drives? So you're telling me the RAID failed, the NAS failed, the on-site backup failed and the offsite backup(s) failed? I guess I could believe Southwest outsources to a company that doesn't consider the basics that every 20+ person small business in the USA takes for granted.
At least they provided the service. Our company has narrowly missed winning the contracts to install Wifi in hundreds of Florida schools. In one county they've let the contract 3x, paid millions each time and still there is no Wifi for the students.
TRP funds as a whole benefited directly from the under priced buyout, or else they wouldn't be liable to the shareholders in their mutual funds who got screwed. It wasn't an "accident". They either:
A. Didn't do any due diligence and just blindly agreed or
B. They had more funds that would benefit from the buyout than would be hurt by it
Proxy voting your shares in a company is simple. You can cast a vote for weeks or even months before the shareholder meeting, and you can also change your vote right up until the cutoff date. There is no "Oops we ticked the wrong box".
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First off, how does a router failure make you lose data? That's either a lie or they have no clue how their system works...which would explain why they failed so miserably. Also, how does such a large company not run a RAID on their server hard drives? So you're telling me the RAID failed, the NAS failed, the on-site backup failed and the offsite backup(s) failed? I guess I could believe Southwest outsources to a company that doesn't consider the basics that every 20+ person small business in the USA takes for granted.
At least they provided the service. Our company has narrowly missed winning the contracts to install Wifi in hundreds of Florida schools. In one county they've let the contract 3x, paid millions each time and still there is no Wifi for the students.
TRP funds as a whole benefited directly from the under priced buyout, or else they wouldn't be liable to the shareholders in their mutual funds who got screwed. It wasn't an "accident". They either: A. Didn't do any due diligence and just blindly agreed or B. They had more funds that would benefit from the buyout than would be hurt by it Proxy voting your shares in a company is simple. You can cast a vote for weeks or even months before the shareholder meeting, and you can also change your vote right up until the cutoff date. There is no "Oops we ticked the wrong box".