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9 is the number this week! Nine is the number of directors on the board of Six Flags when it went bankrupt in 2009. If you ever wondered what happens to a few chums take over a board for a company with a business they know nothing about and it fails, don't worry - they fail up. How Dan Snyder, Mark Shapiro, Dwight Shar, and even Harvey Weinstein are a cautionary tale of groupthink and chummy boards!
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