Corporate Bankruptcies... rolling count of American companies going "BELLY -UP" 2008
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HOLLYWOOD
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Hah!
I can't even keep up with business failures! One VERY IMPORTANT NOTE;
Many states are controlling the "ECONOMIC NEWS" by censoring/NOT REPORTING small business failures, on top of just about EVERY Government, State, County and Municipality is in the RED on budgets.
There's so many businesses failing... no one but the TAX boards know the truth of the dilemma about to confront us all.
BTW,
Just about EVERYONE's Property TAXES should be MUCH less... have you received a true appraisal of their property value? Challenge the county/state assessors on their numbers!
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torchbearer
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We've lost a lot of gas stations over the summer.
A lot of small local shops are now closed.
Only things still around are corporate stores.
A lot of small local shops are now closed.
Only things still around are corporate stores.
HOLLYWOOD
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Isn't that the whole Idea of it all? Just like the; Miners, Loggers, & Families/etc... imprisoned to the "Corporate Company store, Company housing, etc" and that's your only choice.
These SCUMBAGS in Corporations and Government give you the impression of a Choice and you must choose a side BS. People keep forgetting, YEAH I choose a side... MY SIDE!
How does everyone think grocery chains will fair? I see them holding up well in the short term due to more people eating @ home, but if this is a deep recession, they won't be able to sustain all of their workforce. Good thing someone came up with those automated checkouts.......
Cali4RonPaul
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Some of the Grocery stores here in California are closing down like Albertsons.. But they are being replaced with Mexican grocery stores specializing in Mexican imported products.. Nothing wrong with that I guess, times they are a changing.
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S&A Restaurant Group, a subsidiary of the Metromedia Restaurant Group, owned by billionaire John Kluge, filed for Chapter 7 liquidation bankruptcy, and closed over 300 company-owned Bennigan's and Steak and Ale restaurants.
"Employees of Bennigans who received paychecks after the bankruptcy subsequently had their payroll checks "bounce" due to Metromedia having non sufficient funds."
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Metromedia_Restaurant_Group
"Employees of Bennigans who received paychecks after the bankruptcy subsequently had their payroll checks "bounce" due to Metromedia having non sufficient funds."
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Metromedia_Restaurant_Group
Yep, out with the old, in with the new.
Anglo-America is a thing of the past. It will just take a little time for the last vestiges to fade passively away into oblivion.
tmosley
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Not really. When things here get bad enough, they'll go home.
A lot of us might end up going with them.
In their minds this is their home. Besides, things will be worse in Mexico. They're here to stay. It's the Europeans who will either leave or die.
