eolesen, on 06 May 2012 - 01:25 AM, said:
Most people agree that AA didn't cut far enough in 2003. Once bitten, twice shy.
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Most on Wall Street also agree that AA has a revenue problem more so than anything else. So this begs the question: if they did BK in 2003 could this same management team have built a successful business model? I think not. One can have the best tools but they are no good if you don't have the brains to know how to use them. It's a incompetent management team running a failed business plan.
At this point it doesn't matter how much they cut from labor.Tom Horton is in WAY.. over his head.
This isn't the same AA your Mama knew!
mistified
Most people agree that AA didn't cut far enough in 2003. Once bitten, twice shy.
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Most on Wall Street also agree that AA has a revenue problem more so than anything else. So this begs the question: if they did BK in 2003 could this same management team have built a successful business model? I think not. One can have the best tools but they are no good if you don't have the brains to know how to use them. It's a incompetent management team running a failed business plan.
At this point it doesn't matter how much they cut from labor.Tom Horton is in WAY.. over his head.
This isn't the same AA your Mama knew!
mistified