This piece on the fuel crisis in Jordan and the 17 bankrupt stations is very disturbing. These thin...

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This piece on the fuel crisis in Jordan and the 17 bankrupt stations is very disturbing. These things do not happen overnight, yet an industry is impact overnight! When will the gov understand that a conversation should include the industry and market players? When people are in the know, they take better decisions and precautions.

Posted by Nadine on 16.11.2008

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Posted by Shalabieh on 16.11.2008

Hey nadine, can you please provide a link to the piece you are reffering to?

Posted by razano on 16.11.2008

A combination of articles about this can be found at http://www.alghad.jo/index.php?section=3

This is crazy really, unilateral decisions with out any market impact study, mismanagement at its best.

Posted by JosefJ on 23.11.2008

when there were rumors that the gas prices r gonna go up, non of the gas stations sold gas, they kept it to make more profit... so I say, SERVES THEM RIGHT!!!