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An Ohio Dunkin' made 6,000 donuts this week because a customer typed two extra zeros into an online order. Finance has a name for this exact mistake, and the donut version is the cheapest one ever recorded. They call it a fat finger error. Back in 2018, a Samsung Securities employee was paying a dividend of 1,000 won per share, about 94 cents, to roughly 2,000 employees. They typed "shares" instead of "won." The system approved it and deposited 2.8 billion ghost shares worth $105 billion into…
A Dunkin' store gave away 6,000 donuts for free after a customer accidentally added two extra zeros to an online order The customer only wanted 60, but the Ohio store made all 6,000 and called in extra staff to help https://t.co/WO1k6SiFbP