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Bankruptcy is not the end of business
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[QUOTE="Activator230822, post: 304859, member: 88192"] I surely not agreeing with you on this subject. This is simply because I have seen so many big business on companies that have really established very concrete business policies with them and gone bankruptcy at long last. The truth is that it's not that easy to revive a falling business especially that one which is on the brink of collapsing. This is because a collapsing business can only be revived by external sources of funding. Now that there are no investors that can invest in a collapsing business, and even financial institutions can't guarantee you that loan because that business is falling, what next? [/QUOTE]
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