Are you feeling it?

[Coronita]

JCP, lower end retail, most likely will get hit if not now, as the recession continues…just like walmart, target, sears, etc, as discretionary spending will dry up on lower income, both from inflation and from any job loss. 

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—– Sour grapes for everyone!

[nostradamus]

Maxim just shut down their San Diego technology center and laid off pretty much everyone… Not Maxim the magazine but Maxim IC, the semiconductor company. I think it’s only about 15 or so people.

[nostradamus]

Maxim just shut down their San Diego technology center and laid off pretty much everyone… Not Maxim the magazine but Maxim IC, the semiconductor company. I think it’s only about 15 or so people.

[nostradamus]

Maxim just shut down their San Diego technology center and laid off pretty much everyone… Not Maxim the magazine but Maxim IC, the semiconductor company. I think it’s only about 15 or so people.

[nostradamus]

Maxim just shut down their San Diego technology center and laid off pretty much everyone… Not Maxim the magazine but Maxim IC, the semiconductor company. I think it’s only about 15 or so people.

[nostradamus]

Maxim just shut down their San Diego technology center and laid off pretty much everyone… Not Maxim the magazine but Maxim IC, the semiconductor company. I think it’s only about 15 or so people.

[condogrrl]

“slower consumer spending” at Starbucks…

From NY Times:

Cuts at Starbucks
By REUTERS
Published: February 22, 2008
Starbucks eliminated 600 jobs Thursday in an effort to refocus its coffee-selling business to reignite growth.
The cuts included 220 layoffs of employees in Seattle who performed a variety of duties from finance to design and marketing, a company spokeswoman, Valerie O’Neil, said. She said the company had also eliminated 380 open positions.
Starbucks has been battered by slower consumer spending, higher costs and concerns it may have saturated its domestic market

[condogrrl]

“slower consumer spending” at Starbucks…

From NY Times:

Cuts at Starbucks
By REUTERS
Published: February 22, 2008
Starbucks eliminated 600 jobs Thursday in an effort to refocus its coffee-selling business to reignite growth.
The cuts included 220 layoffs of employees in Seattle who performed a variety of duties from finance to design and marketing, a company spokeswoman, Valerie O’Neil, said. She said the company had also eliminated 380 open positions.
Starbucks has been battered by slower consumer spending, higher costs and concerns it may have saturated its domestic market

[condogrrl]

“slower consumer spending” at Starbucks…

From NY Times:

Cuts at Starbucks
By REUTERS
Published: February 22, 2008
Starbucks eliminated 600 jobs Thursday in an effort to refocus its coffee-selling business to reignite growth.
The cuts included 220 layoffs of employees in Seattle who performed a variety of duties from finance to design and marketing, a company spokeswoman, Valerie O’Neil, said. She said the company had also eliminated 380 open positions.
Starbucks has been battered by slower consumer spending, higher costs and concerns it may have saturated its domestic market

[condogrrl]

“slower consumer spending” at Starbucks…

From NY Times:

Cuts at Starbucks
By REUTERS
Published: February 22, 2008
Starbucks eliminated 600 jobs Thursday in an effort to refocus its coffee-selling business to reignite growth.
The cuts included 220 layoffs of employees in Seattle who performed a variety of duties from finance to design and marketing, a company spokeswoman, Valerie O’Neil, said. She said the company had also eliminated 380 open positions.
Starbucks has been battered by slower consumer spending, higher costs and concerns it may have saturated its domestic market

[condogrrl]

“slower consumer spending” at Starbucks…

From NY Times:

Cuts at Starbucks
By REUTERS
Published: February 22, 2008
Starbucks eliminated 600 jobs Thursday in an effort to refocus its coffee-selling business to reignite growth.
The cuts included 220 layoffs of employees in Seattle who performed a variety of duties from finance to design and marketing, a company spokeswoman, Valerie O’Neil, said. She said the company had also eliminated 380 open positions.
Starbucks has been battered by slower consumer spending, higher costs and concerns it may have saturated its domestic market

[Aecetia]

$tarbuck$ needs to cut the price of a cup of coffee if they plan to compete.

[Aecetia]

$tarbuck$ needs to cut the price of a cup of coffee if they plan to compete.

[Aecetia]

$tarbuck$ needs to cut the price of a cup of coffee if they plan to compete.

[Aecetia]

$tarbuck$ needs to cut the price of a cup of coffee if they plan to compete.

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