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Re: Jag/Landrover......talks collaspe!
Maybe they can re-incorporate in the US so Team Obama can take them
thru bankrupcy and own a good chunk of them when they are done? -
Re: Jag/Landrover......talks collaspe!
They are!
http://www.guardian.co.uk/business/2...lout-boardroom
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Re: Jag/Landrover......talks collaspe!
Originally posted by Mega View Post
Too funny.
Fred shouldn't this be moved to the you can't make this up thread?Comment
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Re: Jag/Landrover......talks collaspe!
yes - but I don't know whether to laugh or cry anymore...Originally posted by cjppjc View Post
meanwhile back in the USA:
Cash4Clunkers:
http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20090505/...s_energy_autos
just when you thought it couldn't get any more insane.Comment
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Re: Jag/Landrover......talks collaspe!
Originally posted by audrey_girl View Post
More insane? About a year ago I joked to a friend the Govt. will get so desperate they will offer a $25,000 tax deduction. Well an $8,000 credit is getting there.Comment
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Re: Jag/Landrover......talks collaspe!
Originally posted by cjppjc View Post
when is this going to end??
more an more money to companies/institutions that are failing:
http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?p...efer=worldwide
there has got to be a limit
maybe the mogambu guru has an answer:
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Re: Jag/Landrover......talks collaspe!
Originally posted by audrey_girl View Post
Well this time the money is comming mostly in the form of equity sales. So people have a choice, to invest or not. This isn't the same as the huge taxpayer bailouts.Comment
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