SI just laid off most its staff
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Seth53
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Sports Illustrated’s Entire Staff Told Their Jobs Have Been Eliminated After Authenic Brands Revokes License To Publish; Union Vows To “Fight For Every One Of Our Colleagues”
Following through on a warning earlier this month, Authentic Brands Group has revoked Sports Illustrated’s license to publish due to a missed payment. As a result of the move, the entire staf…
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Seth53
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'I Just Don't Know Where We Went Wrong,' Contemplates Sports Illustrated Executive In Front Of Framed Covers Of Obese, Trans Swimsuit Models
NEW YORK, NY — After sending a company-wide email to notify all of its staff that they were being laid off, a top executive at iconic publication Sports Illustrated contemplated how things turned out so wrong as he stood in front of framed covers of obese and trans swimsuit models.
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Chickenlounge
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I still have my SI edition from when Dr. J retired. I wonder if that's worth anything now...
okeefe4prez
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Based on an exhaustive search on eBay, I have concluded that you would have been better off putting the $2.25 cover price into the stock market in the spring of 1987. Yes, you would have suffered a hefty drawdown that October, but had you invested that money 50/50 in Apple and Microsoft your account, off of a $2 initial investment, would be about $5,000 today. Apologies but the back tester tool I used required whole numbers, so I couldn't include the 25 cents.
My proprietary algorithm prices the Dr. J SI issue at about $5. Some copies are listed as low as 99 cents. You, chickenlounge, made a bad deal.
Chickenlounge
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HAHA thanks for that analysis. I appreciate it. You want to buy it for $10?
Teddy
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Hahahahahahahahah! Hahahaaaa!!!! Did they coordinate their corporate suicide protocols with Bud Light?'I Just Don't Know Where We Went Wrong,' Contemplates Sports Illustrated Executive In Front Of Framed Covers Of Obese, Trans Swimsuit Models
NEW YORK, NY — After sending a company-wide email to notify all of its staff that they were being laid off, a top executive at iconic publication Sports Illustrated contemplated how things turned out so wrong as he stood in front of framed covers of obese and trans swimsuit models.
MelroseHawkins
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I think were were wanting to say this but just didn't know how. I'm here to help.
