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I have always wanted satellite radio but the monthly subscription fee is what makes me say no to it. Hearing that the company is exploring bankruptcy makes me less likely to sign up.
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Wow, you can blame a lot of the problems on a wider credit market issue but then there are stories like this that make you wonder how the basic competence of some of these executives. "“I never had a clue about the amount of off-the-cliff activity that was going on at Washington Mutual, and I was in constant contact with the company,” said Vincent Au, president of Avalon Partners, an investment firm. “There were people at WaMu that orchestrated nothing more than a sham or charade. These people broke every fundamental rule of running a company.”"
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Churches are feeling the bad economic times and credit problems as well
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Thrives might be an overstatement, I think it has more to do with running a lean operation than avoiding the web but it does prove that a print publication doesn't need the web to make a go of it.
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If you can't figure it out, this is headline from the hometown newspaper, the New York Times
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The feds are hurting, the states are hurting, the cities and town are hurting. The individuals are hurting. At what amount does the amount of borrowing become a national security issue (considering those billions in bonds are bought by China).
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