Thread regarding Verizon Communications Inc. layoffs

Ericsson, Kista, Stockholm, Sweden [Telephone Stock Company of LM Ericsson]

In June 2018, Ericsson, Inc. and Ericsson AB have agreed to pay $145,893 to settle potential civil liability for an apparent violation of the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA) and the Sudanese Sanctions Regulations, 31 C.F.R. part 538 (SSR).1

In July 2016, Hans Vestberg stepped down as Ericsson's CEO after heading the company for six years. Jan Frykhammar, who has been working for the company since 1991 will be stepping in as interim CEO as Ericsson searches for a full-time replacement.[28] On 16 January 2017, following Ericsson's announcement on 26 October 2016, new CEO Börje Ekholm started and interim CEO Jan Frykhammar stepped down the following day.[29]

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Post ID: @cbl+1ngv1Man

No mention nor association, with the World Economic Forum, formerly called the European Management Forum.

Also chairman of World Economic Forum. All these connections tell the story.

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Post ID: @uzm+1ngv1Man

Do you have better and trustworthy proof to help vindicate to change the guilty verdict?

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Post ID: @qiy+1ngv1Man

These are all lies about Hans.

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Post ID: @uzm+1ngv1Man

I'll take "Why is Hans still employed for $1,000" Ken.

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Post ID: @sje+1ngv1Man

Blackrock owns 9% Vz stock. Vz board does what Blackrock says. Hans is on Blackrock Board. Also chairman of World Economic Forum. All these connections tell the story.

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Post ID: @cbl+1ngv1Man

It still makes zero sense to me why anybody hired this guy for any position within the company and then let him assume the CEO position once he was in the door. It’s either mind-boggling or an intentional way to destroy an American telecom company.

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