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<blockquote data-quote="worldwide" data-source="post: 6026869" data-attributes="member: 2193">You are incorrect in your statements about Tome&#039;s time at HD.&nbsp; HD stock went from $11.08 to $186.09 during her time at HD. From 2001 (when she became CFO) to 2019 (retired) it went from $117.67 to $186.09. During her time at the company, HD grew from 400 stores to 2,200 with revenue of nearly $100 billion. Its share price over her tenure increased more than 450%.&nbsp; Can&#039;t find anything online that discusses bad employee morale or even a bad article about her time at HD.&nbsp; &quot;Word on the street&quot; is as valuable as &quot;anonymous sources&quot;.She obviously hasn&#039;t had that impact on UPS stock price. All the big gains of UPS stock in the past were all due to a COVID bump.UPS purchased Coyote Logisitics in 2015, well before COVID.&nbsp; It is true, however, that it was sold under Carol&#039;s rule for less then UPS paid for it.&nbsp; It was not a &quot;multi-billion dollar loss&quot; based on what the reported purchase/sold price was.&nbsp; Also, if Coyote wasn&#039;t making enough money for UPS, why shouldn&#039;t they have sold them?&nbsp; What value were they bringing to UPS?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="worldwide, post: 6026869, member: 2193"] You are incorrect in your statements about Tome's time at HD. HD stock went from $11.08 to $186.09 during her time at HD. From 2001 (when she became CFO) to 2019 (retired) it went from $117.67 to $186.09. During her time at the company, HD grew from 400 stores to 2,200 with revenue of nearly $100 billion. Its share price over her tenure increased more than 450%. Can't find anything online that discusses bad employee morale or even a bad article about her time at HD. "Word on the street" is as valuable as "anonymous sources". She obviously hasn't had that impact on UPS stock price. All the big gains of UPS stock in the past were all due to a COVID bump. UPS purchased Coyote Logisitics in 2015, well before COVID. It is true, however, that it was sold under Carol's rule for less then UPS paid for it. It was not a "multi-billion dollar loss" based on what the reported purchase/sold price was. Also, if Coyote wasn't making enough money for UPS, why shouldn't they have sold them? What value were they bringing to UPS? [/QUOTE]

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