You can forward X over SSH.

ssh -Y <remote host>

Or, the simpler version:
ESC ZZ

Only three keystrokes, one of which is repeat.

Assuming small class sizes of 20, and, if teacher salary is 50% of the costs of running the school, those teachers are earning $700k (salary + benefits), right?

Private school isn't about the education, it's about the connections. Just like the Ivy League universities that have "legacy" preferences.

... until the IRS discovers something like the UK's IR35.

With a minimum billing of 8 hours for any job.

Priority above shareholders, but below secured creditors, the IRS, etc..

Yes, but you have to factor in inflation. Well, really, you should look at the cost of money. Given that few companies survive 100 years, this would appear to be a risky "investment" that is unlikely to return real value in the long term, unless the interest rates are very high.

Because the rules don't allow it. They specify that the suits must be tight against the skin, or something like that. Temporarily enlarging a body part is a workaround of the roles.

No. The article is correct. Imagine if competitors could wear anything -- they would wear something like a wingsuit.

Writing off the value of building leases that would be redundant with WFH is a bigger short-term hit to the bottom line.

Also, the CEO may have investments in commercial (office) property.

Of course the numbers haven't caught up yet: Trump has made it clear that any statistician in the administration that publishes "bad" numbers is going to be fired.

Interest-only mortgages are not necessarily a bad thing. I have used them in the past and still have 2 investment properties with interest-only mortgages. These properties now have a very good LTV ratio, but they didn't start out that way.

There are a lot fewer people working in that building (HE Fremont 2) than when it was an Apple factory.