As of today Atari has been
delisted by the Nasdaq stock exchange, but the company states it will appeal. The company was first threatened with delisting last July after it
failed to submitits year-end financials, then again in December because its
market value was too low, and
one final time in March for not fixing its issues from the previous year. The publisher will have its stock quoted on Pink Sheets and OTC Bulletin Board until the decision is reversed.
The delisting of Atari won't stop the
$11 million buyout by
Infogrames or the master plan of
CEO David Gardner,
Directeur Général Délégué Phil Harrsion and rest of the
new Atari/Infogrames crew. Bargain hunters looking for a good deal might want to see if Gardner would be willing to trade some Atari stock for a casserole or some landscaping work.
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seriously though, If your bookkeping is so shotty you cant even turn financials in, 3 times in a row, of course there is going to be reprocussions.
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BTW next time you think your job sucks, think about the account dept at Atari...
And yea - you couldn't pay me enough to take a job in accounting at Atari. Not even if you promised free hoagies.
On a side note, I think I know what I'm having for lunch.
Alright, all joking aside, no they're not small or insignificant, but they're not big and mighty either. You're right - they're not Pop Cap Games...... they're not Sony either.
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