Who is America's largest trading partner? |
I read a article,it mentions China is America's second-largest trading partner.
if so, who is the no.1?
Please tell me
thanks a lot :D... |
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Is Wal-Mart open 24/7? |
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Has anyone had any money removed from their accounts under the name of "wp- stagecoach serv" ? |
| about 2 weeks ago i had £50 taken from my account by "wp- stagecoach serv" located in stockport, i informed the bank straight away, but i still yet to hear from them... to see if i'll ... |
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What is the worst customer service you received? |
| My worst customer experience was about three years ago when I tried to help my father cancel his America Online service. I was transferred to the "cancellation department" and I had to wait ... |
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Where do you complain about a company? |
Is there a place I can let other consumers know what happened to me? Additional Details Yes, I thought of the BBB, but wanted to post it online so everyone will know. Can I put company ... |
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Can anyone explain what the famous management theorist Peter Drucker mean by this quote?Can anyone explain it? |
| "Executives owe it to the organization and to their fellow workers not to tolerate nonperforming individuals in important jobs."... |
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I need a name for my new Technology Consulting company ? |
The company will be based in Caribbean
This will be the parent company which will give technology support.
apart from that any site which gives a lists of new & cool names will be ... |
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Guardian Group Sweepstakes Scam??? |
| I recieved a letter in the mail from a company called, "The Guardian Group". The letter said I had won their annual sweepstakes for $30,000 and told me if I called thier toll-free number ... |
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Should I buy my stock options in co. that just filed Ch. 11?? Will be bought as a going concern...? |
| I own a little under 1% of shares in a company that just filed for bankruptcy protection under Chapter 11. I resigned my position but have about 60 days to pursue the stock per the shareholder ... |
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Should the tax payer bailout the automakers or let them fail? |
| What would happen to all the Union deals if the automakers died?... |
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Need help with amortization? |
| we bought a business in 2000 and we amortized the goodwill . Now we sold the business .. are we supposed to recapture the amortiziaton when we are calculating the capital gain?... |
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Is "business" just another way of saying, "how can I screw people out of money?"? |
Additional Details Tony b, i am talking about so called "legitimate" businesses. The Microsofts, the Netflixes, the Fords, the Goodyears.... |
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Why is Yahoo stock falling so much? |
| I know they delayed their "Panama Project" search features, but what is the reason Google stocks rise faster than Yahoo. I'm hearing privacy issues...... |
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Can someone plaz help me decide!? |
| ok, my friend offered to help me get a job at the dollarama. im not sure if im ready. im a shy person, until i get to the person, and i have never delt with a cas register. does anyone know what the ... |
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Leo Lion | Can you name the reason why banks are thriving today? |
Most banks don't seem to have the problems they had ten or fifteen years ago.
During the reign of Pres. Bush 41, there was a government agency known as the Resolution Trust Corporation that was engaged in assisting banks with problems like over-extened loans.
Today, we don't hear about that anymore, and banks keep chugging along, many prospering.
Just what caused this turn-around? |
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Zach
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Ten or fifteen years ago banks were in rotten shape due to the Savings and Loan crisis of the late 80s (problems with deregulation, mass-mergers, etc).
Since then, major financial regulation has taken place (see Federal Reserve Regulation DD, among others as well as the Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002) to prevent a reoccurance.
Afterwards, banks reorganized, bought each other out, and stabilized. Nowadays, banks are profiting off of investments, and especially the mortgage boom that is just now closing.
Hope this helps! |
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Arun M
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BY Ripping the customers off... and not helping the people that really need the loans. |
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atom ant
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all over us there is always someone taking kickbacks in some form or other and will never stop..thats the good old usa... |
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The Captain
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Because they are doing better? better economy? more judgemental on who they loan to?
Do I smell a conspiracy theory? |
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brainiac
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house values have gone up.
so even if someone defaulted on their mortgage, the bank could sell the house for much more than is owed.
this might not last |
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