Life the Universe and ....: More Dollar issues

BUSH AND OBAMA AT ODDS OVER AID FOR AUTO INDUSTRY... GM needs federal aid in coming weeks... Stocks Slump as Earnings Concern Overshadows Stimulus... Growing credit crisis claims more victims... STARBUCKS profit drops 97%... BAILOUT? Fed gives AMERICAN EXPRESS full bank status... Harvard seeking spending cuts...DOLLAR MEALS: MCDONALD'S sales rise 8.2%!

CIRCUIT CITY FILES FOR BANKRUPTCY... DHL to cut jobs and close service centers...

AIG Bailout Swells to $150 Billion... ...US to assume toxic mortgage assetsFED REFUSES TO IDENTIFY $2,000,000,000,000 BANK LOANS...

REPORT: Postal Service Looks To Cut 40,000 Jobs; First Layoffs In History...

U.S. will soon face second "Great Depression"

Renowned economist Khazin predicted U.S. financial crisis in 2000

By Yevgeniy Chernyx

Whatever decision Wall Street takes right now, the demand is going to fall. What will happen to these industries? In 2000, we estimated that 25 percent of the U.S. economy would disappear. Today, we think the number is closest to one-third — if not more. Continue

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GM Tumbles as Deutsche Says It May Become Worthless: General Motors Corp. plummeted as much as 31 percent and moved toward its lowest level in 62 years after a Deutsche Bank AG analyst downgraded the shares, saying they may be worthless in a year.

Nortel Posts Biggest Loss Since 2001, Fires Workers: - Nortel Networks Corp., North America's largest maker of phone equipment, posted its biggest net loss in seven years and announced plans to cut 1,300 jobs as customers scale back budgets.

DHL to cut 9,500 jobs: DHL U.S. Express said it will close its U.S. ground hubs, and cut the number of stations to 103 from 412.

Circuit City files for bankruptcy protection: Circuit City Stores Inc., the nation's second-biggest electronics retailer, filed for bankruptcy protection on Monday but plans to stay open for business as the busy holiday season approaches.

US hands insurer extra $40bn: The US government has added an extra $40bn to a rescue package for the troubled insurance giant American International Group (AIG).

Fed REFUSES To Tell Where $2 Trillion Went!!

Circuit City Files BK - Shares Fall To 11¢

Asian Stocks Fall As Confidence Drops

Deutsche Bank Cuts GM Share Price Target To 0!

GM Shares Hit 60 Year Low

DHL To Cut Almost 10,000 Jobs

Bloomberg Picks Fight With Federal Reserve

Fannie Posts Record $29 Billion 3Q Loss

Brown Calls For A NWO To Beat Recession

70,000 More US Banking Jobs To Go

Global Capital Stampede To The Japanese Yen

China's Bailout Hailed As 'New Deal'