Personally, I hope that large a-hole companies persist and continue, as long as their abuses are constantly made public and discussed on forums such as this. It reminds people that just because a company is massive, well establish, has a good credit rating, has a reputation to defend, is financially sound, has a satisfactory rating with the BBB and similar rating agencies, needs to attract new customers, has professional and polished marketing, files taxes on time, relies on repeat or continuing business, is not under investigation, pays good dividends, is popular with investors, and sponsor charity events - does not mean that you can trust them to do the right thing.