Originally Posted by
dawgdriver
At this stage, its too early to tell. And that's the point to be made..., but a board of directors doesn't. They have to make decisions that are in the best interest of the shareholders.
The verdict is in on the systematic separation of children from their parents when President Trump reversed course.
Public corporations have other stakeholders than shareholders. For instance shareholders are always subordinate to debt holders as we all found out in BK. Airlines also talk and in this case they presented a united front. AAL, DAL, UAL & SWA all took this action. That is 82% of the US market and substantially mitigates shareholder risk.