Liberty Global is packing up in London and running off to Bermuda, having won shareholder approval to reincorporate itself in the Caribbean, after buying back $740 million of stick this year to curry favor. The island-hopping move is due in Q4, when the impact of price rises amid a cost-of-living crisis will become apparent – a painful period for all operators. However, the headlines in the announcement distract from the $511.3 million loss posted by the company. This compares to Q2 2022’s income of $2.3 billion, although the stock buybacks will have dented that quarterly income, admittedly. Q2 2023 revenue was $1.85 billion, up some 5.3% from Q2 2022. The adjusted EBITDA that Liberty Global reports suggests that Q2 2023…