Steve MacSween wrote:
Unfortunately, though I agree with you about their deserving to go the way
of the dodo, the plain fact is that they are simply too huge to die. You
cannot put a company that large out of business except by government action,
not to my knowledge anyway.
GM will do
Well, if they don't learn to build decent automobiles, even that won't
help! The real problem is the management culture.
Peter
on 8/4/06 5:48 PM, Rick Knoble at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Unfortunately, though I agree with you about their deserving to go the way
of the dodo, the plain fact is that they are simply too huge to die. You
cannot put a company that large out of business except by government
action,
not to
Steve MacSween wrote:
Creditors can bring a smaller firm to its knees, but when you are playing to
the stakes and on the scale GM operates, worldwide, it would be an
administrative nightmare and no one is in a position to see a net benefit
from pulling the plug on them.
Although I do hear
- Original Message -
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Remember that Toyota is poised to surpass GM as the largest automaker on
the planet.
Thats Toyota, Lexus and Scion vs Chevrolet, GMC, Buick, Pontiac,
Cadillac, Hummer, Saab, and Saturn.
Wasn't it also the crazy chairman of Toyota (could have been Honda)
Nothing can save GM. They have decades to build a better product and
they've squandered every chance they got. And then t add lunacy to the
mix,they've built their while recovery on their new SUV's
Dumb dumb dumb!
Jeff Zedic
87 300TD
Unfortunately, though I agree with you about their deserving to go the way
of the dodo, the plain fact is that they are simply too huge to die. You
cannot put a company that large out of business except by government action,
not to my knowledge anyway.
I wager Ford will be the one to go. One of
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Unfortunately, though I agree with you about their deserving to go the way
of the dodo, the plain fact is that they are simply too huge to die. You
cannot put a company that large out of business except by government
action,
not to my knowledge anyway.
Ever hear of Bethlehem Steel? LTV