Stephen Klein Quotations

When the stock didn't go up even on good news, they got out. It doesn't really make any sense.

I think it just shows that there are fads and fashions that come and go in the transportation industry as in any industry.

I think that this crash will be viewed as a non-recurring event -- something that will not affect their long-term prospects. They have strong demand to move freight between the U.S. and Central and Latin America.

I would like a broader base of business to locate into Monroe County. This way, when there is a downturn in one, not all the jobs will be affected. We need to be looking for business with room for new growth.

Typically, self-service technologies provide very limited visibility into what customers are truly seeking; and more ineptly, search-based tools do not provide insight into the level of satisfaction achieved by the tool. The ASA differs by capturing each and every customer query, providing a real-time snapshot of customer concerns and offering advanced tools for the analysis and management of interactions. The result is not only improved performance to tens of thousands of self service support sessions each day, but a happier and more satisfied customer.

At this point the level of need is high as the deployment has impacted 1,400 guard members and their families.

You need to run as hard and as fast as you can.

They threw in the stock buyback to balance out the bad news. People are just going to write off 1999 as a lost year for them and just focus on their year 2000 estimate.

They threw in the stock buyback to balance out the bad news, ... People are just going to write off 1999 as a lost year for them and just focus on their year 2000 estimate.

The cost of gas, the cost of utilities, for day care, additional co-pays. I think it's below the radar screen for a lot of people. I think that's part of why we're not seeing the resources, and the public acknowledgement and the generosity from all sources to help address these needs. It truly is a hidden disaster to many people.

Clearly, there is a tremendous amount of security involved.

How do you find the $45 million? It seems to be an unasked question about why would we just take $13.8 million off the table.

The county board must get a grip on not only the jail issue with the need of a Huber facility, but find a way to constructively manage the county's business without the present turf wars.

AMR's accounting needs to be improved if they suddenly found another $75 million in losses, ... I wouldn't think people would sell on this, but you never know.