It can't happen fast enough.
https://www.dailysignal.com/2025/04/28/only-beginning-ibm-rejection-dei-will-spark-corporate-realignment-shareholder-says/
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Alvind and Krabanaugh can talk about moving IBM to India all they want, but if the dividend so much as get reduced by one cent, they will find themselves in very unfortunate circumstances in a New York minute or less. Corporate investors who have billions invested in IBM will never let these unethical fools leave at the drop of a hat. It sounds worse than the Italian Mafia and it is.
DEI Ended because Alvind and his pipmunks were caught blue handed and red handed. See what I did there?
DEI Encourages mediocrity
It is getting more obvious every day that IBM needs to rapidly move out of the USA. Other international companies too. The USA is going down hard.
IBM has close to 4 million shareholders.
This is the opinion of 1 of them.
Given Arvind's mostly achieved plan to replace most of the company from India, I'm sure he is all against DEI now. After all, this is the way they can avoid hiring any view expensive white guys. (Not how you planned it turning out is it? lol)
Ma n'atu sole cchiù bello, oi ne',
'o sole mio sta nfronte a te!
'o sole, 'o sole mio
sta nfronte a te, sta nfronte a te!
Some loser has apparently made his life's work to post reich wing cr-p on here.
He really needs to stick (sticky?) to whacking off in his mom's basement. That is more productive.
Tweedledum and Tweedledee
Oh Really ? Is that why the article on the IBM realignment and the associated comments at this site was take down (deleted) this week ?
As someone has already pointed out in another thread, IBM is only investing $150 Billion over the next decade to move jobs from the USA to India. There will be minimal job creation in the USA. More smoke and mirrors from IBM and IBM HR. The job movement will be done under any pretext that Alvind can use to justify his $100 million bonus in 2026 - AI, Cost cutting, job realignment, whatever. When you hire a crook as IBM CEO and Chairman, that's what you should expect.