@dwhite40704 Agree completely. I’ve never owned a business, but I’ve been the CEO of 4 different operations. Commitment to customer care, service and satisfaction made it possible to make payroll, pay the bills and put money in the bank. Rovio says the right things to customers but do they back it up with action or is it just lip service? Do they have a mission statement and, if so, do they base decisions on that statement or is it just for show? Successful businesses make their decisions conform with the statement; they don’t twist the statement to conform with their decisions. If company execs have the discipline to adhere to the statement and if the statement is worded to strongly favor customer support, then the bottom line should take care of itself. Maybe Scandinavian businesses operate on a different model. Your bankruptcy theory is interesting. At best Rovio seems good-hearted well-intentioned but disorganized and somewhat incompetent in some areas. At worst they seem…well, you finish that for yourself. The former is correctable. The latter is…
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