The use of "collapse" in the headline to make you think the tower fell down when really the company went out of business is annoying. I wish overly emotive headlines like this would be removed by mods.
this post was submitted on 26 Jan 2025
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I didn't even think about that interpretation, although a lot of the locals would have preferred that...
I read it exactly this way - it sounded like the whole structure went down. It is highly misleading.
Not your fault though, that is the original title.