Integrity breaches are on track to be regulated if things like this keep happening. Nearly 2,000 UK flights were cancelled affecting around a quarter-million passengers. Software error is being blamed. Very annoyed British reporters are very annoyed with British air travel systems lacking more capable integrity controls that would prevent this availability failure. Several sources … Continue reading “Dodgy” French Flight Plan Data Blamed for Halting All UK Air Traffic →

If you’re still working at Twitter you might think the lesson from the Titanic is that promotions were open territory soon after its skipper drove into an iceberg. Musk fired Crawford last week, as part of yet another round of layoffs at the company — after Musk promised late last year that there would be … Continue reading Elon Musk Just Layed Off The Staff Who Believed His Promise They Wouldn’t Be Layed Off →

Once again, the timing is highly suspicious. In September, Liu purchased a $31 million house in Beverly Hills. September was basically a month ago, when everyone already was talking about CEOs missing targets heading into recession. However, this CEO didn’t even really acknowledge the times, just that he likes to break the necks of his … Continue reading Silicon Valley CEOs Are Buying Luxury Mansions Before Huge Staff Layoffs →