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Should this Russian be allowed to reopen stores after declaring bankruptcy & stiffing US companies and workers?
Take 2: Robertson Boulevard Shop Set to Reopen Today 18 Jun 2009 Not even bankruptcy can keep Kira Plastinina from her American dream -- the 17-year-old Russian designer, who infamously opened 12 US stores in quick succession last year, then closed them all seven months later, [burning all the US companies and workers by not paying them] is reopening two of her locations in LA. [See
Russian Venture Capitalist Costs Workers Jobs and Income During Economic Meltdown 10 Dec 2009 Russian billionaire Sergei A. Plastinin has served himself a self-styled economic bailout by leaving the US with unpaid bills owed to construction firms and workers in New York, New Jersey, Connecticut and Pennsylvania, says Robert Carlton of TRC, Inc. in Harmony, Pennsylvania.]
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- Anonymous1 decade agoFavorite Answer
It sounds like someone was being an overzealous on their business ventures at the worst time to do business anywhere since the Great Depression--a la Michael Jackson. The nationality of this business failure is insignificant, but stiffing US companies and workers at these hard times compounds this situation. But there are bankruptcy laws in the USA that offer forgiveness...
- Hybrid MomentsLv 61 decade ago
No what she did was an financial mistake she opened 12 stores and then later reopened 2 in the first place she should of only opened 2.
The thing that bad that so bad was the fact that she hired people and then later had to fire those same people because of her mistakes tisk tisk.
