That's a smart solution, I suppose. Do you even know how difficult it is to uninstall or remove Microsoft Edge's default browser status? I don't understand why such a big company is pushing their not-so-great browser when it's already clear they're not strong on it. I wonder if they'll change that.

Expected. What is the government hoping for anyway? Is China going to be their staunch ally and not ask for nothing in return?

That's why managers start saying: here are our statistics, it's not economically profitable here and here too, let's fire this one and this one. And what are these managers based on? They look at successful companies and imagine themselves as the all-powerful genius Ilon Musk.

"Laying off employees turns out to be infectious," writes Annie Lowrey in The Atlantic. "When executives see their corporate competitors letting go of workers, they seize what they see as an opportunity to reduce their workforce, rather than having no choice but to do so...." That is so called "Herd behavior", which is unfortunate for the company's profile and then for the company's success story. These managers always pretend to be busybodies, thinking they know more than anyone else, when in fact it is the other way round. Then they are fired, but it is too late and other managers have to clean up the mess.