Here's a closer look at our decision to change course on P&G
First publishedJul 29, 16:31 UTC
Last updatedJul 30, 11:40 UTC · 28m ago
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Answer
Our remaining position in P&G was small, and our original idea is not working.
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We made a decision about P&G. Our remaining position in the company was tiny. Our idea about P&G was not correct.
Why it matters
This decision affects the value of our investments and the company's future.
In brief
- What is P&G?
- P&G is a big company that makes many products.
- What does it mean to change course?
- It means to change a plan or decision.
- Why did you make this decision?
- Our original idea was not working, so we changed it.
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The decision to change course on P&G was made because the original idea was not working.
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