OffshoreDrillin
08-03-2012, 10:05 AM
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This was a huge discussion yesterday afternoon in my business.
A number of very large food companies, capital equity and others are dissoving or selling off companies right now through the end of the year. Reason- The Obamacare health care law has a number of new very large taxes that take effect in January 2013. In pursuing punishing the rich paying their fair share.
So if you sold xyz foods for $200 million in 2012, you will be much better off. You have to read it to find out what is in it LOL.
A number of very large food companies, capital equity and others are dissoving or selling off companies right now through the end of the year. Reason- The Obamacare health care law has a number of new very large taxes that take effect in January 2013. In pursuing punishing the rich paying their fair share.
So if you sold xyz foods for $200 million in 2012, you will be much better off. You have to read it to find out what is in it LOL.
08-04-2012, 08:08 PM
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I stated the fact as they were. When Brian, the "B" of M+B holdings who is 51% owner of outerlimits sells his shares that is indeed the "company" being sold. No matter what screwed up business college anyone went to 51% is majority share.
As I stated yesterday, Mike isn't the only one that had shares in the company. I have no clue as to why everyone took it as a negative thing, just because someone sells his interest in something doesn't necessarily mean it was for a bad reason, not my problem the way people interpret things.. I'm quite sure that OL will continue to do business as they have. But the facts are the facts.
As I stated yesterday, Mike isn't the only one that had shares in the company. I have no clue as to why everyone took it as a negative thing, just because someone sells his interest in something doesn't necessarily mean it was for a bad reason, not my problem the way people interpret things.. I'm quite sure that OL will continue to do business as they have. But the facts are the facts.
08-04-2012, 08:50 PM
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08-05-2012, 07:30 AM
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