Gregory's Server@stux In a normal society, that would be fraud without any question.
The CEO is utterly corrupt and should be made to pay.
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@stux In a normal society, that would be fraud without any question. The CEO is utterly corrupt and should be made to pay. 3 comments
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@SteveClough @stux Possibly not as it looks like pure negligence. Interest rates rose too quickly, which inflicted losses that could not be sustained.