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Re: stoxjock post# 719981

Thursday, 12/07/2023 8:45:09 PM

Thursday, December 07, 2023 8:45:09 PM

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From Bard (fwiw)

Q:
Is this a factual/true statement: "LBHI is the 'Parent' company of all its Subsidiaries - In Europe & all over the world."


A:
The statement "LBHI is the 'Parent' company of all its Subsidiaries - In Europe & all over the world" is partially true.

Here's why:

True:

LBHI was the parent company of all its subsidiaries at the time of its bankruptcy filing in 2008. This included subsidiaries in Europe and all over the world.
The term "parent company" accurately describes the relationship between LBHI and its subsidiaries. A parent company owns a majority stake in another company and has control over its operations.

Partially True:

The statement implies that LBHI still exists and owns all its subsidiaries. This is not the case. LBHI went bankrupt in 2008 and its assets were sold off. As a result, many of its subsidiaries no longer exist or are owned by different companies.
The statement is vague about which subsidiaries it includes. It's important to note that some subsidiaries may have had their own parent companies within the broader LBHI structure.

Therefore, the statement is partially true because it accurately describes the past relationship between LBHI and its subsidiaries but is misleading in the present tense.
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