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Cash-Poor Sharp Mortgages Display Factories

Posted by timothy on from the surely-they-can-reach-a-resolution dept.

Sharp is one of the small handful of companies that actually make the LCDs that go into products badged with many other companies' names. Now, itwbennett writes "The company was asked by one of its main banks to put its physical assets, including its Apple screen plant, up as collateral for about $2 billion in emergency loans, according to an IDG News Service report. Sharp expects to lose over $3 billion this fiscal year."

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  1. Anyone else have trouble parsing the title by LehiNephi · · Score: 5, Insightful

    If the title of this post isn't reason enough to reform the English language, I don't know what is. At first I though it had something to do with homeowners refinancing.

    Cash-Poor (adj) Sharp (adj/noun) Mortgages (verb/noun) Display (verb/adj/noun) Factories (noun)

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    1. Re:Anyone else have trouble parsing the title by Hatta · · Score: 5, Funny

      I know all those words, but that sentence makes no sense.

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