Who wants to add to this list? How much bailout money did some of these companies get? And the government wants to add another 800+ BILLION?
Adobe Systems - 600
Advanced Micro Devices - 500
Akamai - 110
Alcoa - 15,200
American Airlines - 7,000
American Express - 7,000
AT&T - 12,000
Bank of America - 35,000
Bank of America - 928
Bank of America (Countrywide) - 7,500
Barclay’s - 400
Bennigan’s Restaurants - 9,300
Boeing - 800
British TeleCom - 10,000
Chrysler - 1,825
Circuit City - 7,305
Citigroup - 59,000
Credit Suisse - 5,300
Daimler Trucks - 2,100
Dell - 8,900
DHL (US Division) - 9,500
Dow Chemical - 5,000
Fidelity Investments - 4,000
General Motors - 19,000
GMAC - 5,000
Goldman Sachs 4,760
Google - 6,000-4,300
Hewlett Packard & Electronic Data Systems - 24,500
HSBC - 1,100
HSBC North American Holdings - 1,350
International Paper - 1,500-1,000
JP Morgan/Bear Stearns Acquisition - 9,160
JP Morgan/Washington Mutual Acquisition - 9,200
Lehman Brothers - 16,000
Lehman Brothers - 2,900
Lenovo - 1,250
Level 3 Communications - 450
Linens ‘n Things - 21,250
Lockheed Martin Aeronautics - 850
Macy’s - 960
Merrill Lynch - 5,650
Morgan Stanley - 4,100
NASA - 7,000
Nissan - 1,200
Nokia - 2,950
Nortel Networks - 2,100
Palm - 200
PepesiCo - 3,300
Reliance Group - 5,000
Siemens Enterprise Communications - 3,800
Sony (USA) - 8,000
Sprint Nextel - 4,000
Starbuck’s - 12,000
Sun Microsystems - 6,000
Texas Instruments - 650
University of Texas Medical Branch - 3,800
Wachovia - 11,250
Woolworths - 700
Yahoo! - 1,500-1,000
Sunday, February 8, 2009
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Also - Panasonic, Hitachi and NEC Corp. announced a combined 39,000 job cuts in the past two weeks. Japan's in recession as well.
ReplyDeleteOuch - That hurts - It kinda gives you an idea of how much useless overhead there is in alot or companies. Or everyone is just trying to make the same amount of gross profit dollars..with less people.
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