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To: Hostage
Business Insider was started by Henry Blodgett and a couple of other techies...

Due to his violations of securities laws and subsequent civil trial conviction, Blodget is permanently banned from involvement in the securities industry. Blodget is now the editor and CEO of Business Insider, a business news aggregator site, as well as a host of Yahoo Daily Ticker,...

and around 2013 Amazon's Jeff Bezos invested in it though the bulk of its stock is owned by a top European publisher, same one as controls Die Welt, etc..

Needless to say, no Trump fans there...

41 posted on 04/17/2018 10:53:26 PM PDT by piasa (Attitude adjustments offered here free of charge)
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To: piasa

That is informative and interesting. Thanks.

Bezos got his grimy fingers in BI, eh? He’s such a twirp.

Bezos is a CIA kid, his father was CIA. He came out groomed by DE Shaw in Manhattan to start his online book sales in about 1994. He never made a profit until 2011 and then just barely and not all quarters. Suddenly, he gets a CIA contract in 2012 for $600M for ‘Cloud Services’ and he’s instructed to use about $100M of it to buy the bankrupt failing Wash Post which is now CIA stooge media.

Bezos never sold enough of anything to be worth today about $100B, B as in Billion. He never earned it. It’s all Wall St. paper meaning he’s a stooge. Now he gets to trade farts with the Bilderbergs and such rot.

Don’t get me started on the punk known as Suckerberg.


70 posted on 04/18/2018 6:23:36 AM PDT by Hostage (Article V)
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