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In Reply to: RE: How much money did creditors and suppliers and investors lose? posted by Richard BassNut Greene on June 24, 2009 at 08:10:35
Why would you ask the executive of a corporation he still works for to answer a question like that. His first obligation is to the company he works for and he chooses not to answer that question. If your so hung up in getting an answer its public record why dont you do the research and find out if you need to know. You use We need to know no one else frankly gives a damn. If you had any brain you would ask something intelligent. I have noticed most of your post add nothing to this forum and perhaps you should find another venue where you ridiculous questions may gather you some attention or better yet go join Teresa you both deserve each other. If I was the moderator I would put your post in with the other winers.
The most important question one could ask about bankruptcy is who lost money, and who lost jobs.I asked a very relevant question.
Chapter 11 bankruptcy, as you obviously don't know, is about financial restructuring of debts -- the owners and lenders and creditors of a corporation usually lose at least some money.
If the corporation comes out of Chapter 11, there are often fewer employees.
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Richard BassNut Greene.....................................................................
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