Dish Network bids for Blockbuster at the last minute before the bidding deadline.

[Bob Haller]

just as a publicly traded company should be...

yeah chasing short term profits always works out great. just look at our economy.

too few companies today take a long term look at anything, so they chase quick big profits on chinese made goods and outsoure tech support.

all for profit just as a publicly traded company should be..

 

[Paradox-SJ]

yeah chasing short term profits always works out great. just look at our economy.

too few companies today take a long term look at anything, so they chase quick big profits on chinese made goods and outsoure tech support.

all for profit just as a publicly traded company should be..

The economy as a whole is recovering...and for certain sectors, we never saw the recession and our shareholders were paid...handsomely.

 

[Bob Haller]

As the president of sheetz a local company says.

If we take care of quality profits take care of themselves.

Sheetz is a fast growing gasoline retailer with nice stores featuring made to order food.......

Glad your company is doing well, far too many cut and outsourced the workforce and raised prices to make profit numbers, that long term arent sustainable.

the hey sales are down raise prices to make up the shortfall....

a sure way to kill things long term.

 

[whatchel1]

As the president of sheetz a local company says.

If we take care of quality profits take care of themselves.

Sheetz is a fast growing gasoline retailer with nice stores featuring made to order food.......

Glad your company is doing well, far too many cut and outsourced the workforce and raised prices to make profit numbers, that long term arent sustainable.

the hey sales are down raise prices to make up the shortfall....

a sure way to kill things long term.

Same old tune Bob that you always cry about. 2nd verse, same as the 1st. Smart move on E's part. Keep the better customers then go after new ones to get a better over all customer base.

 

[csmith5111]

Dish does outsource some tech support but there is plenty of them in the good ole US of A. All advanced tech support is in the US.

 

[bkos]

Interesting article in today's Washington Post about this: Blockbuster: A video relic or Dish Networks’ new secret weapon against Netflix? - The Washington Post