Pingman posted:I won't pretend to know what "Corporate America" thinks. But corporations have a duty to their shareholders to use resources wisely. And the additional costs of relocating manufacturing (real estate, construction, capital expense for new equipment, training, etc.) domestically (as happened with factories moving South) or overseas are surely considered by any competent corporate leadership group.
I'm sure when Atlas ships these they will be fine.
Now having been at a few Shareholder Meetings, the best are where they ended poorly. One guy asked the CEO how he deserved a raise when they sold almost half the company. The response was "I made you billions of dollars" and the shareholder replied "So again, how does a guy doing half the work get a raise?" They cut his mike off. Another asked about the section in the mailing saying some execs received bonuses they did not deserve, how did the company and auditors allow it and what was being done to recoup the unearned management bonuses? Hearing both the CEO and lead auditors responses left you thinking that like a record made of wax, they were never coming back...
