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Participant“I cannot figure out how to post the matrix table for these pricing adjustments, but will email it to anybody who wants to see it.”
HLS, perhaps you could upload it to a file sharing website such as http://www.rapidshare.com/ or megaupload and provide the link here?
Just a suggestion. Thanks for the news/information though.
Participant“I cannot figure out how to post the matrix table for these pricing adjustments, but will email it to anybody who wants to see it.”
HLS, perhaps you could upload it to a file sharing website such as http://www.rapidshare.com/ or megaupload and provide the link here?
Just a suggestion. Thanks for the news/information though.
Participant“I cannot figure out how to post the matrix table for these pricing adjustments, but will email it to anybody who wants to see it.”
HLS, perhaps you could upload it to a file sharing website such as http://www.rapidshare.com/ or megaupload and provide the link here?
Just a suggestion. Thanks for the news/information though.
Participant“I cannot figure out how to post the matrix table for these pricing adjustments, but will email it to anybody who wants to see it.”
HLS, perhaps you could upload it to a file sharing website such as http://www.rapidshare.com/ or megaupload and provide the link here?
Just a suggestion. Thanks for the news/information though.
Participant[quote=SD Transplant]Calif. tax refunds to be delayed starting Feb. 1
Jan 16, 3:40 PM (ET)
SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) – California’s controller says he will begin a 30-day delay on tax refunds and other payments starting Feb. 1 because the state is running out of money.
Controller John Chiang said Friday he must delay $3.7 billion in payments next month because lawmakers have failed to address California’s growing deficit.
With a $41.6 billion shortfall over the next year-and-a-half, the state is on the brink of issuing IOUs.
[/quote]…and welfare checks!!!
http://www.latimes.com/news/local/la-me-budget17-2009jan17,0,4472460.story
Participant[quote=SD Transplant]Calif. tax refunds to be delayed starting Feb. 1
Jan 16, 3:40 PM (ET)
SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) – California’s controller says he will begin a 30-day delay on tax refunds and other payments starting Feb. 1 because the state is running out of money.
Controller John Chiang said Friday he must delay $3.7 billion in payments next month because lawmakers have failed to address California’s growing deficit.
With a $41.6 billion shortfall over the next year-and-a-half, the state is on the brink of issuing IOUs.
[/quote]…and welfare checks!!!
http://www.latimes.com/news/local/la-me-budget17-2009jan17,0,4472460.story
Participant[quote=SD Transplant]Calif. tax refunds to be delayed starting Feb. 1
Jan 16, 3:40 PM (ET)
SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) – California’s controller says he will begin a 30-day delay on tax refunds and other payments starting Feb. 1 because the state is running out of money.
Controller John Chiang said Friday he must delay $3.7 billion in payments next month because lawmakers have failed to address California’s growing deficit.
With a $41.6 billion shortfall over the next year-and-a-half, the state is on the brink of issuing IOUs.
[/quote]…and welfare checks!!!
http://www.latimes.com/news/local/la-me-budget17-2009jan17,0,4472460.story
Participant[quote=SD Transplant]Calif. tax refunds to be delayed starting Feb. 1
Jan 16, 3:40 PM (ET)
SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) – California’s controller says he will begin a 30-day delay on tax refunds and other payments starting Feb. 1 because the state is running out of money.
Controller John Chiang said Friday he must delay $3.7 billion in payments next month because lawmakers have failed to address California’s growing deficit.
With a $41.6 billion shortfall over the next year-and-a-half, the state is on the brink of issuing IOUs.
[/quote]…and welfare checks!!!
http://www.latimes.com/news/local/la-me-budget17-2009jan17,0,4472460.story
Participant[quote=SD Transplant]Calif. tax refunds to be delayed starting Feb. 1
Jan 16, 3:40 PM (ET)
SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) – California’s controller says he will begin a 30-day delay on tax refunds and other payments starting Feb. 1 because the state is running out of money.
Controller John Chiang said Friday he must delay $3.7 billion in payments next month because lawmakers have failed to address California’s growing deficit.
With a $41.6 billion shortfall over the next year-and-a-half, the state is on the brink of issuing IOUs.
[/quote]…and welfare checks!!!
http://www.latimes.com/news/local/la-me-budget17-2009jan17,0,4472460.story
Participant[quote=waterboy]LPL Financial is letting the approx 300 employees or 10% know today. [/quote]
Yep, my friend who works there called me and said throughout the day, people were being told and escorted out. They had security stand around all over the place. He said they were cutting everyone from the big to the little fishes, folks in operations to senior management. I wouldn’t want to work in financial services right now!
Participant[quote=waterboy]LPL Financial is letting the approx 300 employees or 10% know today. [/quote]
Yep, my friend who works there called me and said throughout the day, people were being told and escorted out. They had security stand around all over the place. He said they were cutting everyone from the big to the little fishes, folks in operations to senior management. I wouldn’t want to work in financial services right now!
Participant[quote=waterboy]LPL Financial is letting the approx 300 employees or 10% know today. [/quote]
Yep, my friend who works there called me and said throughout the day, people were being told and escorted out. They had security stand around all over the place. He said they were cutting everyone from the big to the little fishes, folks in operations to senior management. I wouldn’t want to work in financial services right now!
Participant[quote=waterboy]LPL Financial is letting the approx 300 employees or 10% know today. [/quote]
Yep, my friend who works there called me and said throughout the day, people were being told and escorted out. They had security stand around all over the place. He said they were cutting everyone from the big to the little fishes, folks in operations to senior management. I wouldn’t want to work in financial services right now!
Participant[quote=waterboy]LPL Financial is letting the approx 300 employees or 10% know today. [/quote]
Yep, my friend who works there called me and said throughout the day, people were being told and escorted out. They had security stand around all over the place. He said they were cutting everyone from the big to the little fishes, folks in operations to senior management. I wouldn’t want to work in financial services right now!
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