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|    Chris Ahlstrom to Darth Xmas    |
|    Re: DJT has a plan to privatize the FAA     |
|    18 Feb 25 08:16:06    |
      XPost: or.politics, alt.politics.trump, alt.fan.rush-limbaugh       From: OFeem1987@teleworm.us              Darth Xmas wrote this post while blinking in Morse code:              > He will save taxpayers billions of dollars.              Haw haw haw!              Trump wanna give Musk the FAA.              Who's gonna get the USPS? Bezos?              Haw haw haw!               https://pestakeholder.org/news/dont-blame-the-shrimp-how-pri       ate-equity-is-bankrupting-america/               In May, Red Lobster announced it filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, closed        dozens of stores, and would be selling all its assets. CEO Jonathan        Tibus, who was brought in as a restructuring advisor, was quick to blame an        endless shrimp deal – where patrons could get unlimited shrimp for $20       – as        well as other operational decisions for the closure. The story, however,        may be more complicated than a reckless all-you-can-eat deal. The cause of        the Red Lobster bankruptcy may have more to do with its private equity past        than with the bottomless shrimp.               In 2023, business bankruptcy filings surged by 40.4%, reaching a 13-year        high. This sharp increase can be attributed to challenging economic        conditions, particularly the high interest rates straining companies’        ability to repay their debts. These financial pressures force more        businesses into insolvency, reflecting a broader economic instability.               Red Lobster’s bankruptcy can be traced back to its previous private       equity        owner, Golden Gate Capital. While the company’s bankruptcy filing reveals        that it lost $11 million from the endless shrimp venture, a more        significant factor in its troubles is a financing method popular with        private equity.               . . .              --       If all men were brothers, would you let one marry your sister?              --- SoupGate-DOS v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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