Longman/Pearson is supposed to mean something? So one company throws bad money after bad money and all of the sudden Wall Street is supposedly brought up from the bowels of hell as a stellar corporation that I should get excited about? There is a reason that the Carlyle Group SOLD their interest in Wall Street. I've never been a fan of any of the C.R.A.P. produced by Longman/Pearson.

If the company had even a remote idea about risk management they would have moved their schools out of dangerous venues a long time ago.

Let me know when KFC or McDonald's buys Wall Street. They seem to have a revolving door of buying and selling. At least I can stop in a grab a burger while pushing and shoving my way through the throngs of ESL teachers that I am sure must be rushing their way into the place to find a job at yet another ESL mill without a clue.

Meet the new boss. Same as the old boss. Move along people. Nothing to see here.