Restaurants and food service providers brace for their worst year since 1972. A survey finds youâre spending less money getting ready for the Super Bowl. And hotels are cutting back on massages and mouthwash.
Audio|Thu, 22 Jan 2009|More from 1010 WINS MONEY, MARKETS and MORE.
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“…is blaming the economy and its contractions consumers' spending slowing down and job losses picking up. -- not make is revising downward its forecast for 2009. Sing a two point 2% decline. In food service growth. …”
“…Thursday. There's still a lot of fear out there among consumers as job losses mount even the once mighty Microsoft is. Slicing as many as 5000 workers more than a thousand of those immediately. The news …”
If you got an iPod in your Christmas stocking â join the club, thereâs not much confidence that things are looking up from the homebuilder perspective and thereâs something new in the kitchen.
Audio|Wed, 21 Jan 2009|More from 1010 WINS MONEY, MARKETS and MORE.
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“…spokesman homebuilders are lots. -- In their -- they call for unemployment to jump to eight point 7% by the end of this year. That's going to push a lot more people to the …”
STAY IN THE KNOW WHILE ON THE GO WITH JUDY DE ANGELIS
Audio|Wed, 21 Jan 2009|More from 1010WINS Morning Podcast.
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“…much likely to get worse. And he's going to be -- rising unemployment 500 babies over for 2000 jobs lost a month for the next three months or so but so let's talk very -- …”
A lot more earnings to sort through â and donât look for good news. Also what are the challenges facing the new president?
Audio|Fri, 16 Jan 2009|More from 1010 WINS MONEY, MARKETS and MORE.
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“…it's probably the worst that we've seen since then Roosevelt faced 25% unemployment. . The nation has been and depression for. For more than three years at that point we're not in that dire the situation. …”
Intelâs profit sinks, but it could have been worse. Look for another tough year for car sales, yet snow blower sales blast off despite the recession.
Audio|Thu, 15 Jan 2009|More from 1010 WINS MONEY, MARKETS and MORE.
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“…That this article in the Wall Street John points out that with unemployment so -- right now people. -- …”
So, is inflation really a non-starter? Appleâs Steve Jobs will take a medical leave of absence and a Grand Slam at the Super Bowl? Dennyâs joins the ad game.
Audio|Wed, 14 Jan 2009|More from 1010 WINS MONEY, MARKETS and MORE.
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“…in New York stayed in the Philadelphia region first time claims for unemployment benefits that are expected to rise to about a half million. Keep an eye on shares of apple after the closing bell …”
Big changes at Citigroup, a special beer for the new president and can you laugh at a job loss?
Audio|Tue, 13 Jan 2009|More from 1010 WINS MONEY, MARKETS and MORE.
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“…a humorous approach. Even now you know right now we've got the unemployment rated the sixteen year high things like that they said they'd you know did research on it found that people. You know …”
Audio|Mon, 12 Jan 2009|More from The Stoler Real Estate Report
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“…2007. Dropping close to 24% to seven point nine billion dollars rising unemployment and uncertainty has resulted in buyers sitting on the sidelines waiting for prices to continue to drop further this is Michael Stoller …”
STAY IN THE KNOW WHILE ON THE GO WITH JUDY DE ANGELIS
Audio|Mon, 12 Jan 2009|More from 1010WINS Morning Podcast.
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“…Not going to be great -- for thousands of New Yorkers their unemployment benefits are ending. Some 50000 had been collecting for eleven months congress approved extensions of jobless benefits of the 46 weeks. In …”
Just what we need: more economic news in the new week. And how to do an inaugural ball on the cheap.
Audio|Fri, 9 Jan 2009|More from 1010 WINS MONEY, MARKETS and MORE.
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“…the economy lost a half million jobs last month and that the unemployment rates -- tired of seven point 2% weighed on stocks. And and its first full week of trading for the new year …”