Thread regarding Wells Fargo & Co. layoffs

Net worth of median household is basically nothing,’ says Carl Icahn

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Maybe, but Carl Icahn is not someone to put faith in. He usually has multiple motives for this campaigns.

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Post ID: @1qgc+1lE8xJeG

Need to raise taxes past 50% and increase reparations spending. Some towns like San Francisco leading the way.

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Post ID: @1twg+1lE8xJeG

Without government in the way I'd be accumulating a lot more wealth.

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Post ID: @1vby+1lE8xJeG

I wonder if grandpa Icahn is short the market….

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Post ID: @1zdn+1lE8xJeG

The system is working exactly as designed:
Rich get richer. F- everyone else. Period.

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Post ID: @1wjh+1lE8xJeG

WF could have done the right thing --merit increases should have been 8% minimum!
That would have boosted morale and made us feel appreciated. This 'effin bank will never do right for employees.

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Post ID: @1gzq+1lE8xJeG

50k for Cars/ 1000s for a disposable phone/ 10k vacation/ huge mortgage / out of control medical costs/ etc…

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Post ID: @1khi+1lE8xJeG

Yup, my cost of living pay increase cover my gas to RTO! Thanks Charlie!!!!!

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Post ID: @1pba+1lE8xJeG

Very relevant to this site

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Post ID: @bye+1lE8xJeG

Wages have been stagnant for half a century. Odd how US economists expect US citizens to amass wealth when everything in this country is designed to take it away from citizens.

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