I agree with Scott 100% as a former Sterling Drug employee. They purchased Sterling and years latter there was nothing left of what it was as an organization. It was dismembered in parts like a rag doll and when they saw they could not do any more harm they sold what was left, they may have kept some chemical production facilities and products but everything else was dismembered and sold in pieces. They actually overpaid for the acquisition which was look with regret by some corporation analysts.
Regards Angel Ramos Arecibo Puerto Rico Scott Loveless wrote: > On 2/8/07, Adam Maas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > >> Rumour has it that Forte's factory may have been sold. But it seriously >> needed an upgrade (they were running pre-WW2 equipment). >> >> Kodak wants to sell its film line, not shut it down. I suspect that if >> they sell it, the film unit will outlast Kodak proper. >> > > It doesn't matter if they want to sell it. What matters is closing > the deal. I doubt the imbeciles in Rochester can pull it off. > They'll figure out an elaborate way to botch the whole thing. > Besides, when it comes to dealing with other companies, Kodak doesn't > have the shiniest record. They seem to be good at acquiring other > companies and then running their products into the ground. > > -- PDML Pentax-Discuss Mail List PDML@pdml.net http://pdml.net/mailman/listinfo/pdml_pdml.net
