Official: Credit Crunch not All Bad

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BrilloPad replied

11 November 2008, 10:48
Originally posted by SantaClaus View Post

Now we can start drinking real coffee again, not diluted crap with whipped cream that looks more like a Flake 99.

You forgot the hazelnut syrup.....

HTH
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SantaClaus replied

11 November 2008, 10:48
Now we can start drinking real coffee again, not diluted crap with whipped cream that looks more like a Flake 99.
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BrilloPad replied

11 November 2008, 10:47
Originally posted by stingman123 View Post

Lets just hope no flipers decide to buy them out and start a rescue plan eh?

I thiught they had to be rescued as essential?
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stingman123 replied

11 November 2008, 10:43
Originally posted by BrilloPad View Post

Times Online: Starbucks profits dive by 97%

http://business.timesonline.co.uk/to...cle5127267.ece

Profits at Starbucks collapsed 97 per cent in the fourth quarter of the year after the ubiquitous coffee chain was forced to absorb the effect of weakening demand and the cost of closing stores earlier this year. As the group admitted to the earnings plunge, shares in the Seattle-based group sank 3 per cent in after hours trading to $9.91 each. Two years ago, the stock fetched $38.41.

Lets just hope no Feckers decide to buy them out and start a rescue plan eh?
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Spacecadet replied

11 November 2008, 10:29
Originally posted by BrilloPad View Post

Times Online: Starbucks profits dive by 97%

http://business.timesonline.co.uk/to...cle5127267.ece

Profits at Starbucks collapsed 97 per cent in the fourth quarter of the year after the ubiquitous coffee chain was forced to absorb the effect of weakening demand and the cost of closing stores earlier this year. As the group admitted to the earnings plunge, shares in the Seattle-based group sank 3 per cent in after hours trading to $9.91 each. Two years ago, the stock fetched $38.41.

just need scumair and sleazyjet to follow suit and world order will be restored
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11 November 2008, 10:18
Official: Credit Crunch not All Bad

Times Online: Starbucks profits dive by 97%

http://business.timesonline.co.uk/to...cle5127267.ece

Profits at Starbucks collapsed 97 per cent in the fourth quarter of the year after the ubiquitous coffee chain was forced to absorb the effect of weakening demand and the cost of closing stores earlier this year. As the group admitted to the earnings plunge, shares in the Seattle-based group sank 3 per cent in after hours trading to $9.91 each. Two years ago, the stock fetched $38.41.
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