no other avenue to rectify the defamation damage other than thru [sic.] court judgment
To maintain and protect our employees’ physical and mental wellbeing have long been Foxconn’s highest guiding principle on social and environmental responsibility front
Reporters’ work should be free from any prejudice and strive to present only the truth; this is any journalist’s basic code of professional conduct and code of ethics, as he or she enjoys unfettered freedom for [sic.] speech. [my emphasis]
the minority who wrongfully abuses their so-called freedom of speech by spreading malicious false statements [my emphasis]
to preserve the Chinese dignity
We hereby plead with the journalist community to seek out the truth, reporting without prejudice and respect the law
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Haha, the old financial sweatshot once put out a report pointing the following things about foxconn:
They are a murky company, where nobody apart from the owner has a decent picture of what’s going on.
They are fleecing their shareholders through their insider get bonus shares schemes - I know that most Taiwanese companies do that, however foxconn does it more than most.
They release wrongful information on purpose to mislead investors and the market.
In response, Foxconn went to the SFC, trying to get us censured. They lost, if I recall correctly.
[quote]Haha, the old financial sweatshot once put out a report pointing the following things about foxconn:
They are a murky company, where nobody apart from the owner has a decent picture of what’s going on.
They are fleecing their shareholders through their insider get bonus shares schemes - I know that most Taiwanese companies do that, however foxconn does it more than most.
They release wrongful information on purpose to mislead investors and the market.
In response, Foxconn went to the SFC, trying to get us censured. They lost, if I recall correctly.[/quote]