kenstrac
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Well yet another company is closing it's doors Whats next.
Well yet another company is closing it's doors Whats next.
Hopefully Home Depot.
.
Well who is to blame?
Or is it all of the above?
Well who is to blame?
Good Afternoon kenstrac,
Im with you, all of the above !![]()
Well who is to blame?
The banks that lent money to people that could not afford it.the credit card companies that allowed people to much of a high limit when they did not have 2 nickles to rub together in the best of times.
The real estate co that got the market hyped up and overpriced the real estate.
The auto mfg. and dealers that marketed cars and trucks with options and accessories that you don't want or need.
Companies that mfg goods here that sold for $5 ,moved mfg to China and sold an inferior product For the same $5 .
Lawyers that bring forward frivolous lawsuits.
Radio and TV. ads that promote the use of prescription drugs and non prescription drugs and don't report unbiased news anymore just there views.
Is it the politicians I don't trust anymore.
Or is it all of the above?
Scott_vt covered the bases.
Our independent lumberyard will load your materials for the same price or less than the two box stores. The owners live here and do a lot in the community. Spend money at the box store and it goes to some overpaid CEO somewhere else.
The closings are US stores only, the Canadian stores continue to operate.Too bad about CC. 34000 jobs gone. I thought that with the earlier store closings they were going to make it. I hope that The Source (CC in canada) doesnt follow suit.
All of the above (plus)
2 many stores for the spendable income that people have resulting
in not enough money to go around, seen this coming a long time ago..
lowes accross the street from home depot, cc accross the street from
best buy etc, this is going to take a while to wash out and in the
meantime a lot of people are going to get hurt, just a darn shame..
And on top of that we are going to waste 700 BILLION or more on
rich ceo's, banks so they can buy other banks, and of course (lawyers).
What a mess..
Bob..
The closings are US stores only, the Canadian stores continue to operate.[/QUOTE
Good to hear. Last i heard it was up in the air.
Revision to above statement: Canadian stores will continue to operate until their bankruptcy proceedings are complete; i.e., until a buyer is found. The issue with the US stores was lenders refused a 30 day credit extension to allow a promising bidder additional time to review the company's financal condition. This forced CC to accept the highest active bid, which was from a liquidation company.The closings are US stores only, the Canadian stores continue to operate.