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Is Caesar going bankrupt?

Soon.

At present, Caesars tourism faces the problem of capital turnover.

All kinds of arrears and complaints about an epidemic have thoroughly exposed Caesar's abuse of brands, carelessness in retaining customers, employees and partners, and never choosing Caesar's tourism products. The suppliers who have not been seriously delayed in Caesar's tourism cooperation by this company simply regard the payment date in the supplier contract as nothing. With such a small structure, even if JD.COM becomes one of its beneficial shareholders, he is not optimistic about the business layout and development of this company, and wants to turn it into a "so-called century-old enterprise". Without a sound corporate culture and corporate responsibility, it is better to learn from the major shareholders about the development of other companies. The interruption of the capital chain is mainly due to the company's continuous "acquisition and merger of other companies" before and after the epidemic. Although it is understandable that the company still gives priority to the "self-help" mechanism under the premise of tight capital chain, this is not only your business life, but also the date of promised refund. It is necessary to rely on repeated complaints to get a refund, ensuring that the refund time is delayed. This "too many lice are not afraid of itching" is disgusting. Backdoor listing is always backdoor listing, and there is no development pilot. It is no wonder that the profit of stock return continues to decline every year (the reason is not the market).