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http://www.whatawaytogomovie.com presents another clip as part of the "Why Are Things Falling Apart?" series. In this clip William Catton discusses the unsustainability of our current global   more...society.  less

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In 2007, an unfamiliar expression appeared in the Australia media. A "subprime mortgage crisis" was unfolding in the United States. Homeowners across America were defaulting on loan payments   more...and economists warned of major financial fallout occurring anywhere from Paris to Beijing to Melbourne. But why should a foreclosure in Cleveland affect a hedge fund in Sydney?

Australia, along with the rest of the world, is at risk of a virulent economic virus thanks to financial globalisation where everything is interconnected through a sophisticated form of pass the parcel. And even more alarmingly, no-one knows just how bad it might get.  less

In 2007, an unfamiliar expression appeared in the Australia media. A "subprime mortgage crisis" was unfolding in the United States. Homeowners across America were defaulting on loan payments   more...and economists warned of major financial fallout occurring anywhere from Paris to Beijing to Melbourne. But why should a foreclosure in Cleveland affect a hedge fund in Sydney?

Australia, along with the rest of the world, is at risk of a virulent economic virus thanks to financial globalisation where everything is interconnected through a sophisticated form of pass the parcel. And even more alarmingly, no-one knows just how bad it might get.  less

The economic meltdown is drying up tax revenues faster than anyone expected, forcing 22 states to confront serious budget deficits. Some states already have eliminated jobs and services - and more cuts   more...are likely, according to the Los Angeles Times. The new shortfalls, totaling at least $11.2 billion, come just months after numerous states enacted belt-tightening measures while writing yearly budgets. Officials also adjusted their revenue projections downward to account for the slowing economy. But in many cases, the actual revenue for the first quarter of the fiscal year, which began July 1, has proven to be even lower. The gaps "will almost certainly widen" as tax revenues continue to drop, according to the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities, a Washington, D.C., think tank that compiled the state data in a report this month. Economists and other observers fear the numbers may signal the onset of a historic fiscal crisis for state governments. "States have been confronted with bad economic circumstances in the past, but never so many states, all at once," said Bill Pound, executive director of the National Conference of State Legislatures. Rising layoffs are cutting into payroll taxes. The credit crisis and housing slump are affecting taxes levied on real estate deals. Sales taxes are shrinking as shoppers worried about the economy stay home. Every state in the union but Vermont legally requires a balanced budget, so state governments have begun cutting. The pain likely will spread beyond the state bureaucracies, as laid-off state workers and curtailed government spending help fuel a vicious economic cycle. The Center on Budget and Policy Priorities, which typically takes a liberal view on policy issues, notes that as the economy declines, residents require more services from their state government, not fewer. Some of the worst problems are emerging in states like California and Florida, where the housing collapse was the most pronounce  less

www.salesandmanagementsolutions.com 716-504-0314 How To Sell During The Economic Meldown. Carl Davidson discusses ways to sell during tough times. How to overcome special tough times obnjections, how   more...to present in tough times and more.  less

EmploymentCrossing.com Many Americans have been adversely affected by the current economic meltdown. But some Americans have suffered more than others. Microsoft ex-CEO Bill Gates lost $1.5 billion in   more...September, and is now no longer the richest American. That honor goes to Berkshire Hathaway chairman Warren Buffet, who added $8 billion to his net worth over the same period, according to Bloomberg news. Fortunately for Gates, he is still the second wealthiest American, and the world’s third richest person, with a net worth of an estimated $55.5 billion. Bill Gates had been number one on Forbes Magazine’s wealthiest Americans list for 15 consecutive years. The biggest individual loser during September was Vegas casino magnate Sheldon Adelson, who lost $4 billion.  less

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In 2007, an unfamiliar expression appeared in the Australia media. A "subprime mortgage crisis" was unfolding in the United States. Homeowners across America were defaulting on loan payments   more...and economists warned of major financial fallout occurring anywhere from Paris to Beijing to Melbourne. But why should a foreclosure in Cleveland affect a hedge fund in Sydney?

Australia, along with the rest of the world, is at risk of a virulent economic virus thanks to financial globalisation where everything is interconnected through a sophisticated form of pass the parcel. And even more alarmingly, no-one knows just how bad it might get.  less

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Type “economic meltdown” into the Google.com search engine and you’ll get no results. Not really. But the Mountain View, California-based web giant is definitely not feeling the pinch. Google has reported   more...larger-than-expected revenues of $5.54 billion in the quarter that ended September 30th, an increase of 31% a year ago. Google reported net income for the third quarter of $1.35 billion, up 26% from year ago. Excluding certain charges, such as the cost of employee stock options, the company earned $4.92 a share, better than consensus estimates of $4.75 per share. "While we are realistic about the poor state of the global economy, we will continue to manage Google for the long term, driving improvements to search and ads, while also investing in future growth areas such as enterprise, mobile, and display," said CEO Eric Schmidt said in a statement. Shares of Google jumped more than 7% in after-hours trading. Investors have been concerned about Google's performance, since its business relies heavily on advertising. Google's shares have fallen more than 36% over that time period as investors worried that cash-strapped businesses might stop spending on search advertising. But the number of paid clicks registered by Google on its sites and through its AdSense advertising network grew 4% compared to the second quarter, and 18% compared to the same period a year ago. Google thinks ad revenues might continue to rise through the downturn, as web ads are targetable and measurable.  less

Type “economic meltdown” into the Google.com search engine and you’ll get no results.

Not really. But the Mountain View, California-based web giant is definitely not feeling the pinch. Google has reported   more...larger-than-expected revenues of $5.54 billion in the quarter that ended September 30th, an increase of 31% a year ago.

Google reported net income for the third quarter of $1.35 billion, up 26% from year ago. Excluding certain charges, such as the cost of employee stock options, the company earned $4.92 a share, better than consensus estimates of $4.75 per share.

"While we are realistic about the poor state of the global economy, we will continue to manage Google for the long term, driving improvements to search and ads, while also investing in future growth areas such as enterprise, mobile, and display," said CEO Eric Schmidt said in a statement.

Shares of Google jumped more than 7% in after-hours trading.

Investors have been concerned about Google's performance, since its business relies heavily on advertising. Google's shares have fallen more than 36% over that time period as investors worried that cash-strapped businesses might stop spending on search advertising.

But the number of paid clicks registered by Google on its sites and through its AdSense advertising network grew 4% compared to the second quarter, and 18% compared to the same period a year ago.

Google thinks ad revenues might continue to rise through the downturn, as web ads are targetable and measurable.  less

http://www.whatawaytogomovie.com presents another clip as part of the "Why Are Things Falling Apart?" series. In this clip producer Sally Erickson discusses the the particular challenges we   more...face as a global society headed for destruction.  less