ETD Ethan Allen Interiors, Inc.

$ETD Doug Bergeron is now pulling out all the stops and has reverted to Begging to change the board. What the 5 page report wasn’t enough? Why don’t you just settle it once and for all just post your resume / track record of all the companies you have destroyed up to this point. Come on Doug you can do it instead of hiding behind a bogus 5 page report. Investors have spoken take a hike!😉

$ETD curious what the Earnings report will say. Hopefully vote to keep current board goes thru my votes are irrelevant tho no controlling interest much like Doug!

$ETD Doug Bergeron sending out coverups at ETD. Funny how someone of his Caliber would go that route. I guess it’s True it takes one to know one. I wouldn’t trust Bergeron with my money let alone ETDs assets. Doug just F-ck OFf

$ETD In 1998, the SunGard Brokerage Systems Group did not yet exist as an independent subsidiary unit under that specific name. The brokerage-specific division was formed in May 1999 following SunGard's acquisition of Automated Securities Clearance, Ltd. Prior to this reorganization, the broader division was known as the SunGard Trading Systems Group, and its Chief Executive Officer throughout 1998 was Cristóbal Conde. 1, 2, 3, 4

$ETD 1. Corporate & Legal Complaints: Douglas Bergeron & Cantaloupe, Inc. If your query is about a legal or corporate complaint, it relates to Douglas G. Bergeron, the former Chairman of the Board for Cantaloupe, Inc. (a prominent retail tech and digital payments company, formerly USA Technologies). • The Shareholder Complaints: In late 2025, after a definitive agreement was reached for Cantaloupe, Inc. to be acquired by 365 Retail Markets (backed by Providence Equity Partners), multiple shareholder lawsuits were filed. • The Allegations: Purported shareholders filed complaints (such as the Young Complaint and Wright Complaint in the Supreme Court of New York). They alleged disclosure deficiencies, negligent misrepresentation, and concealment regarding information omitted from the proxy statements issued to voters ahead of the merger.

$ETD Egan-Jones Ratings Co. has recently faced significant reputational damage, scrutiny from regulators, and skepticism within the investment community due to accusations of "inflated" ratings in the private credit market, regulatory crackdowns, and structural bottlenecks. Historically known as an aggressive, investor-paid alternative to the "Big Three" rating agencies (S&P, Moody's, and Fitch), the firm’s rapid expansion into grading private debt has sparked serious concerns regarding systemic risk.