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Credit Collapse to Cost $1.2 trillion

Money – The credit crunch will globally cost $1.2 trillion according to a report from the bank Goldman Sachs.

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that's already too small a number, but we have to break the news slowly.

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it seems like they're benefitting; they got Bear Stearns on the cheap!

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It's actually much greater. This is what they are owning up to

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thank you for share.

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