I wonder if part of the action behind the scenes is a change of management. PLS succeeded in large part due to Ken B. They got very close to the wire but he was instrumental in pulling them through.
If a CEO oversees the sort of wealth destruction that has gone on here along with all the other issues - errors, lack of foresight or contingency, etc they don't usually last very long.
NB has been very quiet on GRV for a long time now. If he does "still have it" (and I sure hope he does too) he needs to take more of the wheel.
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