Gander Mountain: Case study in challenges facing small public companies
By Brad Allen
Published on www.MinnPost.com
Wednesday, Dec. 16, 2009
Despite a dramatic turnaround in earnings, Gander Mountain intends to go private after a nearly six-year run as a public company. The reality: It simply doesn’t fit the current market’s public model.
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