Newegg-Aktienkurs fällt um 17,7 %, nachdem chinesischer Eigentümer von Antikorruptionsbehörden festgenommen wurde – Unternehmen besteht darauf, dass es normal und „in Übereinstimmung mit den Gesetzen“ arbeitet

https://www.tomshardware.com/tech-industry/newegg-stock-price-falls-17-7-percent-after-chinese-owner-is-detained-by-anti-corruption-authorities-company-insists-its-operating-normally-and-in-accordance-with-the-laws

13 Kommentare

  1. 9-11GaveMe5G on

    > PC retailer Newegg’s stock price declined sharply last week after its majority owner disclosed that its chairman, He Zhitao, was reportedly detained by the Haibei Prefecture Supervisory Commission.

    The article is a bit hard to make sense of, but the current majority owner is a conglomerate company (not a person ) and they released the news about the chairman being investigated.

  2. grampasguitars on

    Are you telling me they arrest corrupt executives in China? Sign me up for that shit how do we get that program here?

  3. I remember the cool video of their warehouse in California before the fall. It was cool automation

  4. Derpykins666 on

    Sad to see. I built my first computer from parts ordered off the OG Newegg. Now I’ve heard its kind of a scam company, even if this company would tell you otherwise. Clearly something drastically changed along the way, because I have not heard good things for years now. Seems like the name is pretty tarnished now.

  5. Sweaty_Mushroom5830 on

    I’ve gotten some pretty decent MSI computers and laptops from them and their monitors are still solid

  6. Haven’t thought about Newegg in years, will continue to forget they exist. Once a staple of enthusiast hardware needs is now no better than the scummier parts of Amazon (which under the hood are one in the same, really.)

  7. Logical_Welder3467 on

    So the company insist the owner is doing some purely personal corruption does not impact the company at all 😕

  8. Cool_Cheetah658 on

    Considering how many scam shipments come from there, it’s not a surprise. They’ve been terrible since China bought them out years ago.

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