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They literally did not have enough money in the bank to continue business as usual. If that's not a liquidity issue I don't know what is.
by mdoms 6y ago
They literally did not have enough money in the bank to continue business as usual. If that's not a liquidity issue I don't know what is.
- skybrian 6y agoIt wasn't "business as usual," though. It was a huge spike in orders that became very expensive to execute. You could say they didn't provision enough resources to handle extreme load.