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BORDERS GROUP, Inc. (NY:BGP)

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BORDERS GROUP, Inc. (NY:BGP) Delayed :
Previous Close $1.26    52 Week High $4.48 
Open $1.33    52 Week Low $0.39 
Day High $1.39    P/E N/A 
Day Low $1.27    EPS $-2.36 
Volume 2,811,666       
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Borders Group Summary

Borders Group, Inc., through its subsidiaries, operates book, music, and movie superstores, as well as mall-based bookstores. The company, through its stores, offers books, movies, gifts, and stationery; and new releases, hardcover and paperback bestsellers, and periodicals in malls, airports, and outlet ...more

Executives

George Jones - CEO, President

Links

http://www.bordersgroupinc.com/

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JimB
on Dec 31, 2009
at 05:52 PM
VP bloat Exactly what I was thinking. Unless they start working on restoring employee morale, which is where customer interaction begins and ends, they'll never be able to recover the lost sales over the past year. This is just slight of hand to appease investors, not to actually solve the problems.
Article: Borders Group (BGP) Names Dan Angus to VP - Customer Loyalty
db
on Dec 31, 2009
at 09:53 AM
Borders Jeez, another VP. Borders continues to cut payroll in stores and adding to their VP corps. If you have a Borders gift card, better spend it fast
Article: Borders Group (BGP) Names Dan Angus to VP - Customer Loyalty
db
on Dec 10, 2009
at 03:27 PM
Board Member Borders keeps piling on the Board members and VP's and cut their store staffs to ridiculous levels. What's the plan here?
Article: Borders Group (BGP) Appoints David Shelton to its Board
Franrose O
on Dec 15, 2008
at 05:00 AM
The mortgage and consumer credit ....... The mortgage and consumer credit giants, Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, were given enormous stimulus packages a couple months ago in order for them survive during the economic meltdown. In Washington DC on Tuesday, December 9th, the mortgage firms were subject to a hearing by the House Oversight Committee where they were grilled by Congress over their corporate strategies that led to the near destruction of their companies. What had apparently happened was that the leadership of those companies had invested in mortgage backing for their cash flow. So they basically bought other people’s debt, thinking that it meant instant cash flow, especially when they raised the interest rates on the mortgages that they purchased. Borrowers who had borrowed money from irresponsible lenders started defaulting on their loans, thus, the companies that had bought their debt began to stagger towards the brink. House Oversight Committee Chairman Henry Waxman called their action irresponsible, especially after senior risk managers had questioned the call to make and invest in such loans. This shocking incident emphasizes the importance of being extremely responsible with your finances. Budget properly, practice smart spending habits, save money, and don’t put money into anything that looks too good to be true. If you need some help with a sudden emergency expense, payday loans are available at a reasonable rate to keep your finances above water until your next payday. Click to read more on Fast Payday Loans.
Article: Bill Ackman Thinks The Fannie Mae (FNM)-Freddie Mac (FRE) Bailout Will Have To Be Redone
Franrose O
on Dec 15, 2008
at 04:59 AM
The mortgage and consumer credit ....... The mortgage and consumer credit giants, Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, were given enormous stimulus packages a couple months ago in order for them survive during the economic meltdown. In Washington DC on Tuesday, December 9th, the mortgage firms were subject to a hearing by the House Oversight Committee where they were grilled by Congress over their corporate strategies that led to the near destruction of their companies. What had apparently happened was that the leadership of those companies had invested in mortgage backing for their cash flow. So they basically bought other people’s debt, thinking that it meant instant cash flow, especially when they raised the interest rates on the mortgages that they purchased. Borrowers who had borrowed money from irresponsible lenders started defaulting on their loans, thus, the companies that had bought their debt began to stagger towards the brink. House Oversight Committee Chairman Henry Waxman called their action irresponsible, especially after senior risk managers had questioned the call to make and invest in such loans. This shocking incident emphasizes the importance of being extremely responsible with your finances. Budget properly, practice smart spending habits, save money, and don’t put money into anything that looks too good to be true. If you need some help with a sudden emergency expense, payday loans are available at a reasonable rate to keep your finances above water until your next payday. Click to read more on Fast Payday Loans.
Article: Bill Ackman Thinks The Fannie Mae (FNM)-Freddie Mac (FRE) Bailout Will Have To Be Redone
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