Actually, doesn't this blow a past statement out of the water. I could swear I read someone saying that Ed was forbidden from ever running a public company again. Guess that was a lie.
Oh well.
Turbo, maybe I just haven't found anything yet, but could you give some examples of how Ed has done this in the past with any other public company he has run?
His current business is investment banking, and from what I can tell, they invest in public companies. That usually means that if the stock goes down, he loses money too.
He isn't the majority stock holder in BIHC, Cris Galo is. If Cris Galo didn't exist, how could he put out this PR? The SEC has just concluded their investigation, and the identity of the CEO was one of the issues. Do you really think they would commit the same offence, in the face of the SEC? How could Cris put out this PR if he was not a real person?
I'm just asking?
SpongeBath
