When the Securities and Exchange Commission in early December fined AT&T $6.25 million and separately fined three of its executives for disclosing material, non-public information to analysts, the agency said the executives knew the law but broke it anyway.
https://www.legaldive.com/news/sec-regulation-fd-att-execs/639001/
SEC should look at how we avoid writing down network expense. They should check us in accounting and how we don’t report all financial obligations.
We have to transact with who leadership says bc these companies layout cash for us to build in exchange for decades of debt obligation that is stated as expense.
I strategically moved some assets to more fertile environment with a more caring structure and goal alignment to better reflect the changing needs of a diverse portfolio driven by dynamic fund restructuring and increased allocation of profits and sustainability of market share .
Code of Business Conduct is for the workers!! Executives and their buddies get away with anything including se-ual/racial harassment, se-ual favors for career advancement , misappropriation of assets and SEC violations.
Oh sh-t-
ttake mushrooms. NOW I'll have to retake a couple of COBC-mandatory ethics courses like the oast few times something like this has happened.
Talk straight. Follow through.
Quality endures. No job is so important that...
Typical for my beloved nation. We are witnessing something very similar to the Fall of the Roman Empire in these strange days.
The fines will be reimbursed!!
Clowns only fined $25k which company probably reimbursed.
The clowns charged still seem to be working at T. Christopher Womack, Michael Black, and Kent Evans made private, one-on-one phone calls to analysts at approximately 20 separate Occasions per SEC. What’s with that?
When the people writing the ethics courses are the least ethical. Taps head
Does any organization ever have outsiders audit the results? Or it’s easier to give management the numbers they want to see and stop harassing us?
I guess the required ethics courses that I take every year only apply to us "little" guys
Welcome to Stankey's AT&T. Underhanded moves to stay in business are necessary