Abraham Lincoln
In 1832, several years before he became president, Abraham Lincoln opened a business with a friend. But the business was unsuccessful and sank into the red.
When the partner died, Lincoln decided to bear the brunt of the debt rather than saddle his friend’s grieving family with it.
Creditors went after Lincoln in court, and the sheriff took his only remaining assets: his horse and some surveying gear. He was effectively bankrupt, before today’s bankruptcy laws were on the books.
4. A sports fan got upset A big sports fan got really upset that his favorite diver, Tom Daley, didn’t win the medal at the
3. Child labor One of the most severe judgments that Walmart has ever received was the fact that they were accused of child labor. For
Safeway Found across the Western and Central U.S., Safeway is one of the stores here that you have definitely heard of. Yet, maybe being popular
Enthralling.eu is a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to Amazon.com.
