It just goes to show how overpriced Starbucks coffee.
look at what you can get for 2 quid, which is less than a frothy coffee....

http://uk.finance.yahoo.com/news/Str...66809.html?x=0

Blimey some one on benefits could have afforded that

But if you go to Starbucks you aren't buying the companies liabilities with your coffee

I agree, but an ace business man like my self, would buy PC world for 2 quid,then I would keep a couple of laptops and the wife wants an air fryer,and then sell the business on for a profit........at least 3 quid.

So tell me how could that be a bad business plan?

That is asset stripping. Although that is what the financial pages are tipping them to do

ASSET STRIPPING????

2 laptops and an air fryer cannot be classed as asset stripping.

Granted if I kept a few top of the range printers and a couple of carrying cases for laptops, maybe you could say it was asset stripping.

Yes, but it cost them £2, but they were paid 50 million to take it off their hands.