 | reply to xenophon
Re: Who cares? "Neither have any of the car companies, are they hasbeen companies?"
Some of 'em, yea. If you think that a ginormus company can't fold in a matter of days, you don't have to look too far to be proven wrong: Bear Stearns? Enron? Granted, these were epic collapses related to gross negligence and mismanagement, but no one ever thought Studebaker, once a Down Jones Industrial Average component, would fold either... then one day it just disappeared. Companies can just disappear, doesn't matter how big they are. In Sprint's case, there is substantial infrastructure that would certainly be valuable to someone, but they're a disaster waiting to happen. Size does not make a company invincible. |