"BayStar's letter did not provide specific information regarding SCO's alleged breaches of the Exchange Agreement," SCO Group spokesman Blake Stowell said in a statement. "SCO is attempting to obtain specific information from BayStar and is evaluating its obligations and options with respect to the redemption notice."
SCO has failed to prove its case against Linux, and its stock increased dramatically due to its lies.
Wouldn't it be interesting if BayStar was really lying, declined to prove that it was telling the truth, and subsequently SCO's shares decreased in value to a negative figure?
That would be like SCO sowing the wind and reaping the whirlwind.
Taste of your own medicine
Posted by: OwlWhacker on April 17, 2004 05:40 PMSCO has failed to prove its case against Linux, and its stock increased dramatically due to its lies.
Wouldn't it be interesting if BayStar was really lying, declined to prove that it was telling the truth, and subsequently SCO's shares decreased in value to a negative figure?
That would be like SCO sowing the wind and reaping the whirlwind.
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