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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsFreedom Industry bankruptcy
Reading Charleston newspaper...I see the owners did exactly as expected.
[link:http://wvgazette.com|
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Freedom Industry bankruptcy (Original Post)
eyeofnewt
Jan 2014
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Ilsa
(61,675 posts)1. More of the "privatize profits, dump losses on the public"
mentality. They'll probably get away with it.
niyad
(112,424 posts)2. right on schedule. too bad there is not likely to ever be a federal law preventing companies like
that from declaring bankruptcy.
2naSalit
(86,031 posts)4. When I heard the news about it
the first thing that popped into my mind was the post about the bankruptcy filing in less than 14 days or something like that. Slimebag mofos'
pscot
(21,023 posts)3. Got to proect the deep pockets
I read that there was Koch Brothers money behind Freedom. They were providing chemicals made by Koch Industries to the coal mining companies in West Virginia.