Investors to Food Companies: What Have You Done for Us Lately?

📆 2020/07/02 01:00:00
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Getting customers to buy products when they are locked down at home is one thing. Getting them to come back is another. AaronBack explains how food companies have investors on edge. WSJWhatsNow

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AaronBack BOYCOTT AMAZON! Why not order directly from the vendor after using Amazon as a directory? FAKE NEWS:

AaronBack Better story: the Polish president AndrzejDuda appealed to the pedophile who raped his own daughter

AaronBack It's always been hard to get customers. In the past years & with the corporate mindset! This is how it feels . Customers should have long walked out. I will offer a solution in exchange for fee(s). Why, because when they return. The marketing department will run them off, again

AaronBack Who gives a shit about 'investors'. Tens of millions of people are struggling economically.

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