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Patrick
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2019 Jun 21, 5:31pm
Patrick
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2019 Jun 21, 5:31pm
Good, I have a bit more respect for S&P now. Not a lot, since they directly contributed to the housing bubble by fraudulent bond ratings.
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komputodo
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2019 Jun 22, 3:19pm
komputodo
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2019 Jun 22, 3:19pm
Patrick says
You are supposed to have forgotten about that.
Good, I have a bit more respect for S&P now. Not a lot, since they directly contributed to the housing bubble by fraudulent bond ratings.
You are supposed to have forgotten about that.
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Reid Steadman, S&P’s social and governance chief, stated that the growing number of privacy concerns around the company including “a lack of transparency as to why Facebook collects and shares certain user information,” resulted in low scores for the firm. S&P cited the Cambridge Analytica scandal as one of the reasons for the tech giant’s poor performance.
SEE: https://www.breitbart.com/tech/2019/06/21/facebook-removed-from-sp-list-of-ethical-companies/