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The Piton

If the rumors are true, there may be an amazing and talented group of people looking for a new opportunity. Headhunters are salivating...

Stores seem to be open, but rumors are rampant that the corporate doors are padlocked..

uj

rumors?

The Piton

100% rumor, but coming in from all sides. Look to the professionals for confirmation.

Ultraformat

What took so long?

Tridentata

Truly sad news, I think. Though I know many around here are snickering and licking their chops...

It does make me think though of this...
"The principal reason for their bankruptcy was that they were hypnotized by a definite form of growth of the working-class movement and socialism, forgot all about the one-sidedness of that form, were afraid to see the break-up which objective conditions made inevitable, and continued to repeat simple and, at first glance, incontestable axioms that had been learned by rote, like: 'three is more than two.' But politics is more like algebra than elementary arithmetic..." —V.L. Lenin

and

"There is nothing more difficult to take in hand, more perilous to conduct, or more uncertain in its success, than to take the lead in the introduction of a new order of things." —Machiavelli

Megan

I give them tons of credit for trying, for taking a risk. It takes a lot of sisu (Finn for intestinal fortitude) to take big risks, change the status quo, and possibly fail. There are a lot of people who will be Monday morning QB's I suspect, including myself, but at the end of the day I applaud pushing the envelope.

Mike Scherer

Not biting Ann.
Good try though.
Some serious spew on that link. Gotta take a shower...

Canoelover

I applaud their risk taking. The question is, did they take risks with their money or with someone else's money? That changes the picture somewhat. As a guy who went six figures into debt and mortgaged everything to go into business, I can tell you it makes a difference to me.

Mike Geraci

Also a good collection of reactions posted on the Oregonian's Playbooks and Profits blog here.

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