Another fine example of public relations masquerading as original reporting. As I've said before in reviewing similar pieces of this nature, it is nothing more than a corporate press release lightly rehashed into a work of supposed "journalism". A regurgitation, so to speak, of corporate puffery intended to increase the financial benefit of and to the company itself. Without commenting on the specifics of this particular circumstance, I will say, that having been on these types of calls, all the participants know going in that they are nothing more than a pantomime where nothing substantive is expected or even proffered. They are merely an exercise in self-referential promotion and not news by any stretch of the imagination. Dross such as this is an affront to the intellect. The prospective reader would be more greatly edified by watching grass grow. Not a worthwhile read.