Thread regarding Xerox Corp. layoffs

Pay 13.5% to watch Lexmark bleed

Xerox just raised $800M in junk-rated debt to fund a business that’s already on life support:
• 10.25% for First Lien Notes
• 13.5% for Second Lien Notes
That’s $95M/year in INTEREST — just for the privilege of owning Lexmark’s $743M annual losses.

Moody’s new rating: “LOL”
Moody’s outlook: Terminal

And in the immortal words of our fearless CEO (probably):

“Lexmark’s losses? I prefer to call them… pre-revenue momentum. If it weren’t for accounting, we’d be profitable! Think about it!”

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Just another brilliant move by the C-Suite

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Post ID: @hk+1jqpstgej

They maybe taking a loss but why would you buy a burning car. It is worthless.

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Post ID: @dw+1jqpstgej

Certainly not a bailout for the Chinese owners. They are taking a large loss.

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Post ID: @dd+1jqpstgej

Why are you people still
Messing around with this garbage?

What does it take to let this place just disappear?

I would put my money on a drunk sailor being able to thread a needle, before I would give this company the time of day.

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Post ID: @d8+1jqpstgej

It's a bailout for the Chinese lenders, or some of them anyway.

There's a real good chance one of the lenders to Lexmark is the CCP, or related bank.

I know that sounds, crazy, bot not as crazy as buying Lexmark.

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