The takeaway delivery firm is set to announce its final pricing on Wednesday morning but has narrowed its share price range to between £3.90 and £4.10 a share.Last week, the company said it intended to offer a range of between £3.90 and £4.60 a share, which could have potentially valued the business up to £8.8bn. It said it now expected it would be valued at between £7.6bn and £7.85bn.
Aww. Ya. Well a better world will mean less cash for greedy shareholder exploiters. Its hard when slavery ends.
Investors are always concerned about workers having rights. Slavery would make stocks skyrocket
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These types of companies are based on a gig economy which gives no protection for worker’s rights, pensions, sick/holiday pay etc. Of course, it suits some people & I’m sure the law could clearly define those roles. But for those who do this full time, then they are employees.