EchoStar/Dish raises doubts about 'ability to continue as a going concern'
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Absolutely. But like I've mentioned there's a lot of areas that don't even have basic cellular to begin with. So if a tower is going to go up, it might as well be 5g.
If it comes down to a choice between farmers getting 5g to produce the food we eat...................or city folk getting 5g to watch Netflix and post on Twitter, well, I vote with the farmers. I can't survive on all these opinions I read on SatGuys.
We Americans really are ignorant about how food gets put on the table. I had a vegetarian friend tell me one time that she could eat hamburgers, she just wouldn't eat steak and other meat.
We Americans really are ignorant about how food gets put on the table. I had a vegetarian friend tell me one time that she could eat hamburgers, she just wouldn't eat steak and other meat.
I've never heard a vegetarian say that. I did try to return a veggie burger at the Burger Priest in Ontario because it was too good to be a veggie burger, but it was.
Yes nothing ever close to that. And I know dozens of vegetarians! Now you want crazier, how about Vegans?
There is now another new one out, for Bibigo wontons. The rythem drives me crazy, so I just hit the 30 second skip and it is gone.
Ohhh, you forgot
Geico
Entyvio
The annoying whistling of the VW commercials (or their local dealers)
Safelite repair, punch you in the face
Comedy Central's The Daily Show.
and many others.....aghghhhhhhh
Wall Street executive says Dish could file for bankruptcy in the next 4 to 6 months
Analyst predicts Dish Network will file for bankruptcy sometime during the next four to six months.
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They have cards to play, but it's not a pretty hand and most probably won't be happy with the result.
I can imagine a scenario where they reorganize in bankrupcy, keeping all the assets ;tv, satellite and wireless licenses and businesses.
The bondholders would take the hit and get a delayed return with a piece of the long term action.
The business is viable, just needs time to grow without the large debt payments coming due.
This may be the best alternative for the bondholders. They could keep the asset at full value on tbeir books, with delayed payout.
The bondholders would take the hit and get a delayed return with a piece of the long term action.
The business is viable, just needs time to grow without the large debt payments coming due.
This may be the best alternative for the bondholders. They could keep the asset at full value on tbeir books, with delayed payout.
Think this remains to be seen. For the pay TV business in particular, it's not clear what a sustainable service looks like and at what point providers will stop losing customers and return to a manageable level of churn.
We have a nice long thread about it
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EchoStar/Dish raises doubts about 'ability to continue as a going concern'
The financial situation at EchoStar/Dish Network looks dim, as the newly combined entity issued an ominous warning via this SEC filing that raises "substantial doubt" that the company can continue as a going concern...
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Sounds like you need to cancel BK and not Dish
That's a whopper of an observation. 👍
