we don’t want Mittal in France anymore because Indian CEO is lying

[sasguru]

I worked long enough with TATA consulting to understand the business thank you very much

So why are you moaning? Businesses exist to make a profit, not to look after lazy fooktards.

[mos]

So why are you moaning? Businesses exist to make a profit, not to look after lazy fooktards.

I am not sure how this is scored but It looks that I won this argument.

[lilelvis2000]

I'm struggling to see your point. Are you suggesting that unprofitable steel plants be kept open regardless of market conditions? I'm guessing the Great Recession means demand for steel has fallen worldwide.

overall probably. But there would be hotspots like China and India maybe the Arabian Gulf. Guessing those areas would be served with closer - and cheaper - production plants.

[LatteLiberal]

I am not sure how this is scored but It looks that I won this argument.

A phrase sasguru hears almost every day, don't celebrate too much though it's the equivalent of beating a snail at the 100m.

[sasguru]

I am not sure how this is scored but It looks that I won this argument.

You did?
Seems to me like you're complaining when some businessman tries to make a profit from his businesses.
That makes you a cretin. And a whiny one to boot.
If you think you can run a steel company, or an IT company, better then do it.
After all, as you noted, you probably have a head start on Mittal since he comes from a poor background.

[sasguru]

A phrase sasguru hears almost every day, don't celebrate too much though it's the equivalent of beating a snail at the 100m.

Still smarting from being exposed as russell, eh?
Next time try to make your sockies less cretinous than your real self, it shouldn't be too hard