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Originally Posted by Dirtylicious
This is Chrystlers lineup.
...just let em go.
Agreed the company sucks so bad they shouldnt have been bailed out to begin with
Just do the country a favor and shut down
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Originally Posted by Dirtylicious
This is Chrystlers lineup.
...just let em go.
Originally Posted by whyte1der05five
Chryslers designs wereover the yrs.
They just completely fell off.
Originally Posted by FIRST B0RN
Originally Posted by whyte1der05five
Chryslers designs wereover the yrs.
They just completely fell off.
Originally Posted by stevielips
Sirius Satellite Radio. (SIRI - parent company; about 1,000 employees; stock down 96%). The music rocks, but satellite radio has yet to be profitable, and huge contracts for performers like Howard Stern are looking unsustainable. Sirius is one of two satellite-radio services owned by parent company Sirius XM, which was formed when Sirius and XM merged last year. So far, the merger hasn't generated the savings needed to make the company profitable, and Moody's thinks there's a "high likelihood" that Sirius will fail to repay or refinance its debt in 2009. One outcome could be a takeover, at distressed prices, by other firms active in the satellite business.
Chryslers designs wereover the yrs.
What designs were you looking at?
300c was the only semi-decent looking car they've had in a number of years.
Originally Posted by whyte1der05five
Originally Posted by FIRST B0RN
Originally Posted by whyte1der05five
Chryslers designs wereover the yrs.
They just completely fell off.
Mercedes was using Chrysler's designers ...
Sirius Satellite Radio. (SIRI - parent company; about 1,000 employees; stock down 96%). The music rocks, but satellite radio has yet to be profitable, and huge contracts for performers like Howard Stern are looking unsustainable. Sirius is one of two satellite-radio services owned by parent company Sirius XM, which was formed when Sirius and XM merged last year. So far, the merger hasn't generated the savings needed to make the company profitable, and Moody's thinks there's a "high likelihood" that Sirius will fail to repay or refinance its debt in 2009. One outcome could be a takeover, at distressed prices, by other firms active in the satellite business.
I'm no econ genius, but I can honestly say I called this from day one. Never understood the concept behind paying for radio. Especially nowwith so many free alternatives like Slacker.com, etc.....
They overexpanded. I'd never heard of that place back in 2000, and within a couple years there were more than i could count around here.Originally Posted by SharpiePoint
KK relies too much on donuts. They should've went the Dunkin Donuts route they make their money selling breakfast sandwiches and coffee of course.
What do you think?Originally Posted by ddot7
Maybe I'm being too mature, but is anyone considering how this will affect people's lives other than their own...and not just because their favorite donut or pizza might not be available anymore?
I just saw the new DD commercial for their new breakfast sandwich last nite and damn that joint looked goodOriginally Posted by SharpiePoint
KK relies too much on donuts. They should've went the Dunkin Donuts route they make their money selling breakfast sandwiches and coffee of course.