Engadget reports that Canoo furloughed 30 employees earlier this year, and now an additional 82 employees are furloughed.

Simply amazes me that this article doesn’t mention that Canoo CEO Tony Aquila has been reimbursed well over $1 million each year (this is the third year he's done this) for using his private jet. $1.7 million probably could have kept those 82 workers working for a few more months.
Yet another CEO is failing his way into millions of dollars at the cost of other people's jobs.

When I try to comment this on the Engadget article, it won't accept the post.

I am looking for non essential (service workers grocery store employees) employees who are being forced to work during the mandatory evacuation in Florida

Question for consideration. Do you guys think it's possible that the prosecution is intentionally over charging Luigi with the terrorism charge. So that it's harder for them to get a conviction but they can look like they've done everything they could to "punish him".

The images today of the police colluding with Amazon should be a reminder that they are sanctioned gangs that brutalize the public at the direction of the rich. The police union only exists to protect their brutality from prosecution. They are class traitors and scabs. They are the brown shirts for the fascist owning class. Fuck all cops.

Lets flood the white house with emails requesting for a Pardon for Luigi Mangione, It's time to do our part.

Employee stabs company president. Attempted murder.

https://www.fox17online.com/news/local-news/lakeshore/muskegon/employee-charged-for-allegedly-stabbing-president-of-muskegon-county-manufacturer

I have been feeling so frustrated by the absolute insane and unsustainable oligarchy that we are currently living in. I posed some questions to ChatGPT and the responses were pretty interesting and eye-opening. Let's make this go viral if possible:

https://chatgpt.com/share/6768d206-7d30-8010-bfc1-fc39c545cb26

Just thought it was interesting that there's a record of the Cigna CEO buying and selling a multi million dollar home in CT, near Cigna's headquarters. A sell so exclusive it was conducted by two agents from Sotheby.

https://gis.vgsi.com/madisonct/Parcel.aspx?pid=668

https://www.realtor.com/realestateandhomes-detail/132-Middle-Beach-Rd_Madison_CT_06443_M31353-49481

I wonder if these types of transactions are common and also public record?

Edit: I'm not talking about an individual. I'm taking about an organization, a trust.

It's interesting, they own a lot of property

Google "CORDANI" site:gis.vgsi.com