Atari gets delisted by Nasdaq
The delisting of Atari won't stop the $11 million buyout by Infogrames or the master plan of CEO David Gardner, Directeur Général Délégué Phil Harrsion and rest of the new Atari/Infogrames crew. Bargain hunters looking for a good deal might want to see if Gardner would be willing to trade some Atari stock for a casserole or some landscaping work.
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seriously though, If your bookkeping is so shotty you cant even turn financials in, 3 times in a row, of course there is going to be reprocussions.
Last note, Tuna Casserole FTW
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BTW next time you think your job sucks, think about the account dept at Atari...
And yea - you couldn't pay me enough to take a job in accounting at Atari. Not even if you promised free hoagies.
On a side note, I think I know what I'm having for lunch.
Alright, all joking aside, no they're not small or insignificant, but they're not big and mighty either. You're right - they're not Pop Cap Games...... they're not Sony either.
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