It's a positive move that shows the company is no longer an old-style family-run business. Dilution of the stock is a necessary evil. It's better than going belly-up.

Microsoft, like every other company, gives because they think it is good for their business. They anticipate a positive return on their investment.

In a family business, it's the third generation that presents the big problems. The first generation founds the company and has the drive and the dedication to move it forward. The second generation rides that wave. The third generation wants to do their own thing. They've seen Broadway; they've had all the advantages.

We're more of a family style restaurant.

In light of the recent positive audit of our company by the FAA, we are puzzled by both the timing and substance of (the) actions by the U.S. attorney.

It's not a very substantial positive for the company given the fact that a generic version is already out there.