10-15-2013, 02:00 PM
Hemi - All good arguments, and understandable. It's just that they ring a little hollow. Somehow I simply don't remember COP pulling on "big boy pants" and quitting its shareholder updates in the midst of buying Burlington Industries. Penchant for secrecy should be no virtue in corporate America. When you think of Lehman and Bear Stearns you might event think transparency could well have served those corporations and their shareholders.
Now I in no way believe IOC is in the situation faced by Bear Stearns five years ago. What I will say though is IOC is a public corporation, and unconfortable as they may be, any big boy pants it may put on are obligated to be cut from a fabric of transparency.
JMUO.
Now I in no way believe IOC is in the situation faced by Bear Stearns five years ago. What I will say though is IOC is a public corporation, and unconfortable as they may be, any big boy pants it may put on are obligated to be cut from a fabric of transparency.
JMUO.