Nasdaq threatens Overland with de-listing
Overland Storage's share price has fallen so low that Nasdaq is threatening a de-listing. The company will carry out a reverse stock split to boost the value of its shares. Under Nasdaq Global Market listing rules Overland Storage must have a minimum stock price of $1. On August 19 the firm's share price sank to $0.98 and has …
This topic is closed for new posts.
I wonder how big parachute ...
How big golden parachute this guy, Chris Calisi, had received on exit, exactly?
I mean, I am perfectly capable of ruining any company, even if they do not pay that much.
This topic is closed for new posts.
Sign up, sign up for Blocks and Files, The Reg's weekly storage newsletter
Popular Whitepapers
- The Register Buzz Report
Readership perceptions of 25 global IT brands - The Register's Green Computing Debate
An on-demand webcast - Risk and Resilience
The application availability gamble - The Register Guide to iSCSI
A primer on Internet SCSI, a protocol to transport SCSI commands over IP - Register Research on: Application Platforms
The state of play - The Great Virtualization Debate
Practitioner insights into the where, why and how
