As possible. This is going to happen quick and they need to get as many people off the books as possible. The future network maintenance will all be outsourced to vendors. Stankey and his crew will walk away with hundreds of millions while the lifer gets shown the door because he can't up and move on a moments notice.
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Yep, this is the process they use. Check out other companies' history. Vulture capitalism at its finest. The major stock holders/top executives grab as much as they can and leave a shell behind. So many in denial but I understand why.
Elon Must will buy the company for $35 a share. It will be glorious.
“such BS, the s&*+ posts are getting old .. not a fan of all that's going on by any stretcch of the imagination. I've most likely been with legacy T longer than some and see the pivot away from dead-outdated products and the restructuring as a way to move forward past the poor decisions, T still has some good years and perhaps when the debt becomes more manageable there will be a sweet spot where a larger investor could make a leverage play, but we aren't there yet”
Yet here you are……
Another lemming with their head in the sand….how ignorant can you be to how ill T is ?
You sound like the guy playing the piano on the Titanic, never mind the water folks.
“such BS, the s&*+ posts are getting old .. not a fan of all that's going on by any stretcch of the imagination. I've most likely been with legacy T longer than some and see the pivot away from dead-outdated products and the restructuring as a way to move forward past the poor decisions, T still has some good years and perhaps when the debt becomes more manageable there will be a sweet spot where a larger investor could make a leverage play, but we aren't there yet”
such BS, the s&*+ posts are getting old .. not a fan of all that's going on by any stretcch of the imagination. I've most likely been with legacy T longer than some and see the pivot away from dead-outdated products and the restructuring as a way to move forward past the poor decisions, T still has some good years and perhaps when the debt becomes more manageable there will be a sweet spot where a larger investor could make a leverage play, but we aren't there yet