I would have been interested in the story, but Bloomberg presented me with this popup:
"We've updated our terms. By accepting, you agree to our updated Terms of Service, including the arbitration provision and class action waiver. You understand that we process your information as described in the Privacy Policy, which may include sharing information about your use of Bloomberg.com with third parties. Accepting does not affect your right to opt-out at any time via the Do Not Sell or Share My Personal Information link in the website footer."
Of course, no option other than accept was allowed. Class action waiver and arbitration policy acceptance in a website popup? So I won't be reading the article, and probably never reading Bloomberg articles in the future.
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I would have been interested in the story, but Bloomberg presented me with this popup:
"We've updated our terms. By accepting, you agree to our updated Terms of Service, including the arbitration provision and class action waiver. You understand that we process your information as described in the Privacy Policy, which may include sharing information about your use of Bloomberg.com with third parties. Accepting does not affect your right to opt-out at any time via the Do Not Sell or Share My Personal Information link in the website footer."
Of course, no option other than accept was allowed. Class action waiver and arbitration policy acceptance in a website popup? So I won't be reading the article, and probably never reading Bloomberg articles in the future.
Sorry for the rant, but that's crazy.
To be a little more productive, here's a different link without as much nonsense:
https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/news/microsoft-s-stock-has-b...
On MSN, ironically.