Comments by "" (@davinp) on "Business Insider" channel.

  1. Blockbuster was so focused on their physical stores, that they fell behind in technology and the internet.
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  2. in the '70s, '80s and '90s, the mall was where teens hanged out but not any more
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  3. Sometimes executives make bad decisions that brought the company down
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  4. Alex you need to answer the audience questions in the form of a question
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  5.  David Mander  yes and also causing shopping malls to die. With online shopping, America has changed their shopping habits and don't need to go to physical stores for certain items.
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  6. I don't mail anything since I do everything online and I get very little mail these days - just ads and junk mail.
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  7. With the rise of the internet and computer video game technology, people don't go to the mall like they use too and it is no longer where teens hangout. In order for a mall to survive, they need a form of entertainment
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  8. Wheel of Fortune tapes 6 episodes in a day while Jeopardy! does only 5. This means they tape one week of episodes in a day. They are taped 1-2 months in advance before they air
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  9. Many of the US railroads are owned by freight companies. The freight companies require passenger trains (Amtrak) to pay rental fees. Amtrak used to operate commuter railroads such as VRE, but today they operate less commuter railroads
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