With two prominent executives being indicted in the last month, accounting problems and the stock market stuck near its lowest level in three years, executives are facing their most significant challenge in a decade or more.
Seems like there's plenty to keep a panicky stock market stuck in a frozen solid trading range of 10,000 to 10,500 for another five years.
Leaning on a stick in Market Street, Peter Young, 80, said it was sad that chains such as Jessops were going under, but it was no surprise.
Indeed, he's so spoiled by the area's charms and its well-heeled art buyers that he seems determined to stick the market out.
If you are likely to need the money in the next five years, say for a house deposit, avoid the stock market and stick to the safety of cash.
Until prices come down, he said, the company will stick to marketing its system for use at trade shows.
Why not vaccinate?" The farmer, who was a slaughter-man during the foot and mouth crisis, admits that in his area most farmers are in favour of the cull, and that his opposition to the killing has led to tensions: "I've got a lot of stick at markets," he says.
Though the team "looked at the service and loved it... [and] looked at [CEO Travis Kalanick, who is] obviously a relentless, original thinker... we got stuck on market.
Here we see a business that generates more than $25 billion in yearly revenue for HP stuck between market trends, a difficult economy, and regional weakness, according to the company.
Let's just stick the markets wherever we can.
