Bain testimonials, Rolling Stone reports present contrasting views of Mitt Romney and his company
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Well, looky here! Rolling Stone claims Romney is a monster. What a dazzling surprise! I always thought Rolling Stone was a staunchly conservative commenter on American life! NOT!
All it means when one source or another spews out the More..
RE: Furry1993
So with ALL that debt how do they actually make money?
I am not so sure you understand anything.
If a company fails you must sell its assets to pay any liabilities they have.
It's not pretty More..
How does a "vulture capitalism" firm like Bain work? In a nutshell, for most of the companies involved (agrreed, there are some exceptions), it's nothing more or less than planned bankruptcy. A private equity firm like Bain looks for More..