The report essentially argues for nationalization on the grounds that, under government reorganization, bad assets can be removed, failed managers can be ousted or replaced and business segments can be spun off from the institutions.
He stuck with US Airways through good times and bad, through bankruptcies, reorganizations and customer service meltdowns.
The movie theater chain General Cinemas said in a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission that it might consider bankruptcy reorganization, blaming bad investments and competition for its losses.
The possible work-related stressors were bad management, bad work environment, reorganization, and work pressure.
It was the first such gathering since late January, when Coke's management called analysts together to discuss the sweeping changes set for the company that included layoffs of 6,000 employees, decentralizing of the business from Atlanta to the local offices around the world, and write-downs of $1.6 billion for bad investments and the costs of the reorganization.
At Salomon Smith Barney, Ronald W. Frank, an analyst, said the reorganization was coming at an especially bad time.
Rather than a big bang of bankruptcy and reorganization, his plan, so far as we can tell at this stage, would increase government ownership of troubled banks in spurts, on a case-by-case model, and it would work off the banks' bad assets in a sort of running, improvised partnership with private investors.
To be clear, government reorganizations themselves are not necessarily a bad thing.
The fallout included the suicide of a renowned scientist who co-authored the papers, the resignation of the lead author, penalties for senior co-authors, a reorganization of the institute involved, and a lot of bad press for RIKEN.
Prudential fought to block the reorganization plan as well, arguing that Olenicoff had shown "bad faith" by divesting valuable assets–such as moving a portfolio of secured notes to Sovereign and failing to disclose the true identity of the various entities.
Results that bad usually have numerous causes: Lego underwent a massive (and expensive) internal reorganization last year, and continues to suffer from the Asian flu (Legos sales to its Japanese customers were off 20% in 1996 and 13% in 1997).
