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of business" as well. You may be surprised to learn that there is no "death certificate" given to most defunct companies. Only the very biggest companies - those who have any assets - will go through the expense of declaring bankruptcy. There's no reason to wait for any theoretical "death certificate" or a "coroner's report" or even a bankruptcy. None of that is going to happen.
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Hold on here! You are saying that you are going to revert me for the third time for putting in a very clear statement from a very reliable source that they are "out of business" and backing it up with a second source? And your argument is that there was no consensus back in
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I've just removed elements of the infobox that refer to the company as "defunct", "closed" and having 0 employees. It is known that the company has suspended operations (their words). That is not the same thing as being out of business. While it is highly likely they will be out of business, it's
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would like to assume their brand is currently worth negative amounts of money at this point and nobody would want the company who made the exploding tin can. I am, however, going to follow guidelines and allow this conversation to be played out for a bit until a consensus is made.
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here for now despite the fact that they are "out of business"? Get off your high horse and don't try to strong arm me. You are required to listen to other editors - not just revert them. And we are required to follow the facts. They are "out of business".
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