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Yes I know. Cat get paid a royalty. the agreement gets redone every 5 years or so. At which time the CEO of cat inc could pull the plug or MCFA could not want to pay the money for the branding any more.
  • Posted 31 Jul 2015 05:03
  • By hb_1911
  • joined 1 Jul'15 - 11 messages
  • Virginia, United States

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