The company has closed. I don't know of a lower level of misery than that. (For some, including myself, it's a relief.) All is lost. Yates will simply "let it die" from this stage of the game. Why go through the trouble of filing a closure with the SEC when it will be delisted on its own after a certain amount of time? Besides....Yates is living in Canada now. He doesn't have to be responsible for any of it ever again. Furthermore...he doesn't care. PLSB
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