Trust is borrowed, not owned

The collapse of Spirit Airlines in May has had far-reaching consequences, leaving thousands of employees jobless and scrambling for financial support. This incident underscores the fragility of corporate stability and the importance of trust in business relationships. As Spirit's troubles highlight, the broader retail sector is also in turmoil, with major chains like Macy's planning to close up to 150 stores. This wave of closures reflects deeper systemic issues and the precarious nature of consumer trust in an increasingly volatile market.