I’d be frustrated in the author’s shoes but far too much attention is paid to the CEO’s personal finances. Who knows what he walked away with after he’d sold h

I’d be frustrated in the author’s shoes but far too much attention is paid to the CEO’s personal finances. Who knows what he walked away with after he’d sold his house and cleared the mortgage. Presumably he needs to buy another house afterwards. Either way it doesn’t matter in the slightest because that’s not related to the business. What sense would it make to invest personal funds in a failing business? How much of a dent would it have even made with 45 full time employees?