Friday, July 02, 2010

U.S. Treasury, IMF and European financial officials now admit that if they had acted at the first signs of trouble, the cost of fixing the problem would have been $30 - $35 billion instead of $140 billion.  Practical Turnaround Thinkers -- 21st century management teams who use the tools of turnaround management every day -- could have predicted that.  What do we know that the world's finance ministers don't?

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