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Published 11/20/2008 at BusinessWeek.com -- Finance
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bloomberg.com 11/21/2008 — Financial Job Losses May Double to 350,000 by 2009 (Update1) By Philip Lagerkranser Nov. 21 (Bloomberg) -- The bloodletting in the financial- services industry will accelerate in coming months, with job cuts doubling to about 350,000 worldwide by ...
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Suntech Shares Plunge On Shockingly Weak Q4 Outlook — BARRONS.com: Tech Trader Daily 11/20/2008
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Job losses: When it gets personal — The Economist: Full print edition 11/20/2008
The downturn is now gripping the labour market FOR many Britons, especially workers and those looking for jobs, the past few days were when it all sank in. Falling GDP is one thing, a worry to be sure but still abstract. Lay-offs are another, ...
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Captain Pandit cuts the crew, but Citigroup’s problems run deep WITH even the largest vessels now vulnerable to pirates, these are dangerous times for shipping. The same goes for financial supertankers such as Citigroup. Since taking the helm ...
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Business this week — The Economist: Full print edition 11/20/2008
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