Fairfax Luvvies in a tiff

[Outlaw Yogi]

I used to like fruit loops, but they changed the recipe and sucked most of the sugar out, so now I prefer Coco Pops. Lots of caves where I grew up, but none around my place, so I'm making a fake mud one.
Big business is running over just about everything. To such a degree it cuts its own brand loyalty throat. So moves to China or Indonesia ect
That's why they want to privatise tax payer funded assets, like water, energy and communication infrastructures. To circumvent boycotting and put their hand out for tax payer funded subsidies.
Sad in a way, because if you look at the history of civilisations, you'll notice plutocratic monopolism crashes the very system that supports it.

[IQS.RLOW]

More shots across the luvvies bow

The left can't run a company or the govt

http://www.smh.com.au/business/rinehart ... 217gz.html

Gina Rinehart, Fairfax Media's largest shareholder, has called on chairman Roger Corbett to agree to a "performance milestone" of returning the company's share price to 87 cents and reverse "the five-year decline in paid circulation and revenue".

In a letter to Mr Corbett, released to this website, Mrs Rinehart said the performance of Fairfax over the past five years had been "distressing for shareholders".

Letter below
http://images.theage.com.au/file/2012/0 ... airfax.pdf

[Neferti]

Dollars Rule.

[Super Nova]

Shareholders should start holding company directors and management to account more.

Times have changed where they say they are there for the benefit of providing returns to shareholders but they are there for themselves.

Good on her for demanding a plan for recovery. If the plan sucks... your out of here mate... next...

This is what happen at all levels of performance management in companies except in some, at the most senior level.