Quote:Since you ignored what I had to say, explain why revenue is all of the sudden growing and profits have "doubled".  Is it the business model?  Or could it be because the books reflect this after the owner sells all of his stocks, takes mortgages on homes and drains his retirement savings to put the money back into the business?

 

Explain what exactly makes this business so "profitable" and a "success".  I'm up for a bit of entertainment.

Sheesh projection much? I addressed the question in your post. I did not ignore what you said.  

 

You asked "why are profits increase" Probably because revenue is increasing? Increased revenue is a pretty solid way to increase profits. The article did not state why they are up exactly but you chose to assume the worst with little to nothing to back that up.  Revenue is up as are profits, with the information we have that should be considered a success, that is if you don't want them to fail due to your initial reaction that his raising wages will cause them to fail. Surely you of all people do not have a bias leading you to conclusions based on little to no evidence either way? 

 

Please explain what exactly makes this business not profitable or successful. I'm up for some spin. 

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