Don't know about you guys, but it looks a lot more user friendly to me. As has been the motto of so many pretentious teens and yuppies before me, if you have nothing sensible to say then just look good. Get a BMW and wear imported clothes. As I've theorized a couple of weeks ago, JFC did announce poor first quarter earnings. The drop in earnings was due to an increase in operating expenses with the wage hike implemented at the start of the year.
Demand remains weak even for the consumer sector.
That does not really speak well of the economy since we expected a consumption-led recovery for this year. Last year, growth was largely due to fiscal spending, but with the strict budget deficit targets set by the IMF for the government, something else must take over this year to make the growth sustainable. Actually the ten years is more my invention because I don't remember exactly what he said. His point is like there is a measure of security if you know the company will continue to thrive without having to radically alter its business. It is thus inherent in JFC's business for it to survive.