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jc100

join:2002-04-10		reply to BosstonesOwn
Re: name change

Very well said. Your friend forgot the part about the 100 million severance package for the CEO or EXEC who railroads the company into financial debt, but expects a big payday for leaving. That's the crucial part of the ENTIRE equation.
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