It’s tough enough when your company has an off year or two.
It’s worse when The Wall Street Journal tells the whole world about it.
Case in point, Lexington’s very own Lexmark International.
In Monday’s Journal Report, the newspaper calculated the returns on a $1,000 investment in various major stocks.
It reported that Lexmark was the 20th “worst performer” [...]
It’s tough enough when your company has an off year or two.
It’s worse when The Wall Street Journal tells the whole world about it.
Case in point, Lexington’s very own Lexmark International.
In Monday’s Journal Report, the newspaper calculated the returns on a $1,000 investment in various major stocks.
It reported that Lexmark was the 20th “worst performer” [...]
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