what's a 30million loss when they had 10 straight years of
annual 100million plus post-tax profits?
the scary part is all thks to Saw's years of high divd payout...
now the borrowing has hit $609.5m over 1 yr... just to fund for
replacement of parts etc... Anyway, those losses are pretty fishy
to begin with... it's all to do w/ internal efficiency... I'm
talking abt upkeeping of fleet...
