Thanks for sharing those icons. That is very cool. Anyway, don't you know that, even the biggest corporate entities actually worry about whether they manage money correctly. Granted, they never ask the question if perhaps their employees are underpaid and executives overpaid, but that as an aside plenty of large corporations run themselves into trouble. For instance, Eastman Kodak (yeah, Kodak film) is staring down the barrel of losses of more than $100 million – more than you can cover with payday loans – and US Airways is so deep in trouble they are charging for checked luggage. Just look at the largest banks in the world – they all needed a bailout, and a Harvard MBA is starting to seem worthless.
Thanks for sharing those
Thanks for sharing those icons. That is very cool. Anyway, don't you know that, even the biggest corporate entities actually worry about whether they manage money correctly. Granted, they never ask the question if perhaps their employees are underpaid and executives overpaid, but that as an aside plenty of large corporations run themselves into trouble. For instance, Eastman Kodak (yeah, Kodak film) is staring down the barrel of losses of more than $100 million – more than you can cover with payday loans – and US Airways is so deep in trouble they are charging for checked luggage. Just look at the largest banks in the world – they all needed a bailout, and a Harvard MBA is starting to seem worthless.