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To: i-node who wrote (50095)	8/2/2013 7:24:51 PM
From: Broken_Clock	Read Replies (1) of 85487

"It is kind of useless to discuss this stuff with you because you're always going to favor unions and hate on the CEO, no matter what. Sometimes bankruptcy occurs because of no one thing; and in all cases, the idea is to find a way to make the business viable again. If that can't be worked out, a liquidation is probably in order." evasive with super spin an obfuscation as always You can't comment on the examples I gave in the linked article, but they must be the exception because the CEO's never do wrong. I've never heard of a major CEO being held personally liable in a BK. However, the history of mega corporations is rife with instances of CEO's taking the company into BK just to screw the workers.

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