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December 4, 2007 at 7:32 PM #109085December 4, 2007 at 7:37 PM #108934
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ParticipantAbbott is 2nd behind Pechanga (5000 vs 4000 I believe).
December 4, 2007 at 7:37 PM #109039ParticipantAbbott is 2nd behind Pechanga (5000 vs 4000 I believe).
December 4, 2007 at 7:37 PM #109072ParticipantAbbott is 2nd behind Pechanga (5000 vs 4000 I believe).
December 4, 2007 at 7:37 PM #109082ParticipantAbbott is 2nd behind Pechanga (5000 vs 4000 I believe).
December 4, 2007 at 7:37 PM #109090ParticipantAbbott is 2nd behind Pechanga (5000 vs 4000 I believe).
December 4, 2007 at 7:42 PM #108939temeculaguy
ParticipantFor the longest time the bulls have held to the notion that employment and spending were strong, therefore the housing market couldn’t collapse, just correct. This is a small story in a small town but one that will be played over and over in many places as consumption declines (so sayeth brother Roubini). The last life preserver the housing bulls will have will be interest rates.
As far as Temecula goes, Abbot is a huge employer, 100k people and 4500 employees, that’s gonna sting not only the 700 but the remaining employees will be nervous spenders.
December 4, 2007 at 7:42 PM #109044ParticipantFor the longest time the bulls have held to the notion that employment and spending were strong, therefore the housing market couldn’t collapse, just correct. This is a small story in a small town but one that will be played over and over in many places as consumption declines (so sayeth brother Roubini). The last life preserver the housing bulls will have will be interest rates.
As far as Temecula goes, Abbot is a huge employer, 100k people and 4500 employees, that’s gonna sting not only the 700 but the remaining employees will be nervous spenders.
December 4, 2007 at 7:42 PM #109076ParticipantFor the longest time the bulls have held to the notion that employment and spending were strong, therefore the housing market couldn’t collapse, just correct. This is a small story in a small town but one that will be played over and over in many places as consumption declines (so sayeth brother Roubini). The last life preserver the housing bulls will have will be interest rates.
As far as Temecula goes, Abbot is a huge employer, 100k people and 4500 employees, that’s gonna sting not only the 700 but the remaining employees will be nervous spenders.
December 4, 2007 at 7:42 PM #109086ParticipantFor the longest time the bulls have held to the notion that employment and spending were strong, therefore the housing market couldn’t collapse, just correct. This is a small story in a small town but one that will be played over and over in many places as consumption declines (so sayeth brother Roubini). The last life preserver the housing bulls will have will be interest rates.
As far as Temecula goes, Abbot is a huge employer, 100k people and 4500 employees, that’s gonna sting not only the 700 but the remaining employees will be nervous spenders.
December 4, 2007 at 7:42 PM #109096ParticipantFor the longest time the bulls have held to the notion that employment and spending were strong, therefore the housing market couldn’t collapse, just correct. This is a small story in a small town but one that will be played over and over in many places as consumption declines (so sayeth brother Roubini). The last life preserver the housing bulls will have will be interest rates.
As far as Temecula goes, Abbot is a huge employer, 100k people and 4500 employees, that’s gonna sting not only the 700 but the remaining employees will be nervous spenders.
December 4, 2007 at 8:22 PM #108969paramount
ParticipantNEWS FLASH: Yes, the Abbott layoff will hurt, but most people in Temecula work in SD or other parts of the IE, even OC.
Trust me on this one…
Most of the Abbott jobs at Abbott are assembly type jobs (I think), overall not the high paying variety needed to support the Temecula lifestyle. But for many families that’s enough to send them over the edge financially.
December 4, 2007 at 8:22 PM #109074ParticipantNEWS FLASH: Yes, the Abbott layoff will hurt, but most people in Temecula work in SD or other parts of the IE, even OC.
Trust me on this one…
Most of the Abbott jobs at Abbott are assembly type jobs (I think), overall not the high paying variety needed to support the Temecula lifestyle. But for many families that’s enough to send them over the edge financially.
December 4, 2007 at 8:22 PM #109108ParticipantNEWS FLASH: Yes, the Abbott layoff will hurt, but most people in Temecula work in SD or other parts of the IE, even OC.
Trust me on this one…
Most of the Abbott jobs at Abbott are assembly type jobs (I think), overall not the high paying variety needed to support the Temecula lifestyle. But for many families that’s enough to send them over the edge financially.
December 4, 2007 at 8:22 PM #109117ParticipantNEWS FLASH: Yes, the Abbott layoff will hurt, but most people in Temecula work in SD or other parts of the IE, even OC.
Trust me on this one…
Most of the Abbott jobs at Abbott are assembly type jobs (I think), overall not the high paying variety needed to support the Temecula lifestyle. But for many families that’s enough to send them over the edge financially.
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