Clearly the perception, in my view, is that the company is the next acquisition target.

We are primarily focused on revenues as this is critical to the well being of the company and the shares.

We made clear that we were concerned about the perception of an agreement with the AFA. The perception that a big company from corporate America had made a pact with an extremist organization was very worrying.

We see what we want to see, what we expect to see, instead of what's really there. I don't think we do it on purpose, most of the time. We just get kind of stuck. We start thinking that the way things are is the way they'll always be. But that's not true. It can't be true. Because the world is never still.

You're going to see the tech sector grow in high yield. Anyone (tech company) whose market cap is under $20 billion could be an LBO candidate.

I wanted to show that the world's largest printing company is one of the most discriminating companies in the U.S..