Foster set the folder on Dominic's desk without waiting to be asked, and the summary page on top told him most of what he needed before he opened it.
"Just tell me," Dominic said.
"Down thirty-one percent against last quarter." Foster didn't sit. "The Summers severance cost more than we modeled once you factor in what followed it. Two of the joint venture partners walked within the week. Neither cited Summers Corp directly, but the timing wasn't subtle."
Dominic didn't answer right away. Through the window behind his desk, the city looked exactly the same as it had the week Rafael Summers made his first move, which was almost an insult on its own.
"The board wants a recovery plan by Friday," Foster said. "Something that isn't just absorbing the hit and calling it market conditions."
"I know what they want."
