Yeah, no. No on one wants to buy the tainted thing. Left his employees scrambling for the last lefts of stock. I'm sure he'll be fine. Still conducts his meeting and moved his exec asst to his digs in New Hampshire, cape Cod, his execs still covet him in Telluride and Scottsdale. Must be awesome to be a money hungry person with zero soul that turned other asdumablynice people into money hungry sad soles. You can all eat your ore derves in your graves.... With all your money of course. Was it worth it? Being a sell out? You could've done SO much more with you're life.
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Wait, did Hammergrens's 25 million Orinda CA mansion sell at today's auction??
Here's an idea, stop flying your 8 jets, sending your leaders to Italy and constantly staying in luxury hotels, while you lay off good, hard working employees who have nithing. Oh, and while you're at it, maybe give back some of you and your leaders executive pay. I'm sure your customers and suppliers don't need this in the cost structure. No? Didn't think so. Just a thought.
This is the same BS they say every time. Don't expect much to change. They seemingly have no idea how to fix their problems.
McKesson News: The last time we revised guidance, we followed that announcement with layoffs. Do you expect that we’ll have layoffs again?
John: We are not planning workforce reductions because of today’s earnings results. Like all successful organizations, however, we are constantly evaluating our costs based on what our customers need from us, and the competitive conditions in the markets we serve. As we head into budget planning for Fiscal 2018, we will be taking a careful look at the opportunities that exist to continue advancing our performance, while also making McKesson the partner of choice to our customers and suppliers, and the employer of choice to our associates worldwide.
UH...YEAH, that's because you did layoffs YESTERDAY!!!!!