Enron and Worldcom are bankrupt companies. Their employees and shareholders lost billions of dollars. Tyco is still in business and going strong. The three companies and what happened to each of them are completely different, yet you keep referencing them together as if the results of all three were the same. They were not. Ex Tyco chief Dennis Kozlowski spent a lot of money when he ran Tyco. He may have made some mistakes, but he also grew Tyco into a billion-dollar conglomerate, which it remains today. Give him a break and take Tyco out of the equation, or at the least, explain the difference.
A little deregulation went a long way
Enron and Worldcom are bankrupt companies. Their employees and shareholders lost billions of dollars. Tyco is still in business and going strong. The three companies and what happened to each of them are completely different, yet you keep referencing them together as if the results of all three were the same. They were not. Ex Tyco chief Dennis Kozlowski spent a lot of money when he ran Tyco. He may have made some mistakes, but he also grew Tyco into a billion-dollar conglomerate, which it remains today. Give him a break and take Tyco out of the equation, or at the least, explain the difference.
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