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Microsoft's statement revealing the news has done nothing to dampen the rumours of a bust-up at the top.
BBC: Windows boss shown the door
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On top of the oil bust, Canada's other commodity exports, such as lumber, are also suffering collapsing demand.
ECONOMIST: Canada: A sticky ending for the tar sands | The
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Just days ahead of its fourth quarter earnings results on Feb. 21, e-mails from top management leaked to Bloomberg indicating a bust in February sales.
FORBES: Leaked Emails Indicate All's Not Well With Wal-Mart
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If Greeks reject the 50% controlled default on the debts they owe to the banking sector, then the arithmetic I revealed on Newsnight on the eve of the Euro summit comes into play - without a 50% haircut, and a further 130bn euro bailout, on top of 110bn, Greek debt spirals out of control and the country goes bust.
BBC: Greek referendum is coin-flip on euro exit
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Korean Air is not the only South Korean firm with excessive borrowing: the top 30 chaebol have around five times as much debt as equity, and the five conglomerates that went bust this year all had debt-to-equity ratios of more than 400%.
ECONOMIST: Korean Air