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Date Posted: Sunday, June 04, 12:27:38pm
Author: Joe Herrmann
Subject: Re: David Hinckley's column in the Daily News
In reply to: Frank De Rosa 's message, "Re: David Hinckley's column in the Daily News" on Sunday, June 04, 10:11:26am

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Corporate America has clearly forgotten the lessons of the past. Business schools used to teach that a company existed to please the customer. Once this was done, the money would come.

Our own baby boomer generation has re-written all of the rules. Corporations now exist only to generate cash for stockholders. Anything and everything goes when it comes to raising short term stock prices. I haven't checked the charts, but I bet that there was a large spike in Infinity's stock prices during the time that they changed formats and fired their staff.

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