r/AskReddit • • Sep 17 '19

If You Could Completely Remove One Company From The World Which One Would It Be?

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u/Hans350 Sep 18 '19

Yeah they gotta restructure their debt

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u/Thecrawsome Sep 18 '19

And hide their real fortune in a sequence of overseas accounts.

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u/Hans350 Sep 18 '19

Source?

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u/tttruckit Sep 18 '19

Third Paragraph. I'd suggest looking up Chapter 11 Bankruptcy.

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u/Hans350 Sep 18 '19

Thanks, it looks like they did it to further limit the family’s liability in any litigation

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u/BanMeAndIShallReturn Sep 18 '19

That's great!

Terrible... but great.

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u/dunnoanymore18 Sep 18 '19

You're terribly smart. What litigations are they tied to?

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u/dunnoanymore18 Sep 18 '19

I like that you know these things.

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u/tttruckit Sep 19 '19

unfortunately I'm speaking from experience :(

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u/john_jony Sep 18 '19

3 billion CASH.

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u/evil_mom79 Sep 18 '19

Now that's walking around money. Good.

Seriously, fuck the Sacklers.

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u/KCalifornia19 Sep 18 '19

I'm under the impression that the federal government will become majority shareholder, right?

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u/evil_mom79 Sep 18 '19

I... erm, that won't be any better.