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This is wheer money is made and lost. But with uncertainty about stability of America's largest banks and amounting worries about the status of General Motors, today is all-round loss. FOr the first time, General Motors has admitted their substantial doubt as whether their company would be able to survive. On that announcement, shares in the US car giant plumged almost 18%, driving the market down with it. US stocks closed yesterday, at their lowest level for more than 12 years with Dow Jones down more than 4%. Investors feel GM demise worsen shock way through the US economy.

The first and most immediate effect of GM bankrupcy was the massive layoffs, would be layoffs at General Motors but also be the layoffs throughout the whole chain, the whole supply chain of the outer industry. There have been a number of different estimates to what that would be, but it's safe to say we're in an already weak job environment, that the bankrupt of GM could create hundreds of thousands of new job losses over the next several months.

The share size of General Motors in the amount of money says its needs to survive is /. GM is exposed to losses of 82 billions over last three years. They already borrowed 13 billion dollars from the US government to tight them over as they try to restructure the company, but now they say they need another 13 billion.

GM Europe, which owns brands such as / and /, is tempting to break free from its struggling parent company. They asked British government for 440 million pounds, the Spanish government for 600 million and even greater sum from Germany. The car sales across the globe are still nose-diving. If that secure the cash they so desperately need to survive, General Motors would need to convince Barak Obama and governments surround the world that business is still viable.

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This is where money is made and lost, but with uncertainty about the stability of America's largest banks and mounting worries about the state of General Motors, today was all about loss. For the first time, General Motors has admitted their substantial doubt over whether their company will be able to survive.

 

On that announcement, shares in the US car giant, plunged almost 18%, dragging the market down with it, US stocks closed yesterday at their lowest level for more than 12 years with Dow Jones down more than 4%.

 

Investors fear that GM's demise will send shock waves through the US economy.

 

"The first and the most immediate effect of the GM bankruptcy would be a massive layoffs, would be layoffs at General Motors and would also be layoffs throughout the whole chain, the whole supply chain of the auto industry. There have been a number of different estimates to what that would be, but I think it's safe to say in an already weak job environment that would, you know, bankruptcy with GM could create hundreds of thousands of new job losses over the next several months."

 

The sheer size of the General Motors and the amount of money / says it needs to survive is mind-boggling; GM's posted its losses of 82 billions dollars in the last three years. They've already borrowed 13 billion dollars from the US government to tide them over as they try to restructure the company, but now they say they need another 17 billion.

 

GM Europe which owns brands just as Saab and Vauxhall, is attempting to break free from its struggling parent company, they are asking the British government for 440 million pounds, the Spanish government for 600 million and even greater sum from Germany.

 

The car sales across the global are still nose-diving, if that to secure the cash that  they so desperately need to survive, General Motors will need to convince Barack Obama and governments around the world that their business is still viable.

 

Richard Suchet, Sky News.

能麻烦Fiona或其他听友再听听'brands just/such as'这一段吗？我怎么也听不出是such呢？Thanks！

echo_zkl

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This is where money is made and lost without certainty about the stability of America's largest banks and mountain worrys about state's gerenal motors. Today was all about lose. For the first time, Gerenal Motors has admitted there's substatial doubt over whether the company will be able to survive. On that announcement shared in the US car giant, plunges almost 80% dragging the market down with it. US stock closed yesterday at their lowest level for more than 12 years, with dojones down more than 4%. Investors fear the GM's deminise will send shockwave through the US economy.
The first and most immediately affect of GM bankruptcy would be a massive layoff, would be layoff at Gerenal Motors, and would also be layoff throughout the whole chain, the whole supply chain in the auto industry. There's been a number of different estimates to what that would be, but i think it's safe to say in an already weak job environment, that would be, you know, bankruptcy of GM could create hundreds of thousands of new job losses over the next several monthes.
The share sides of General Motors in amount of money says need to survive is mind burgering. GM has purses lost of 82bn dollars in the last three years, they've already borrowed 13bn dollars from US government to tie them over as they tried to restructure the company but now they say they need another 17bn.
GM Europe which owns brands, such as SAAB and Vauxhall, is attempting to break free from its struggling parent company. They asked the British government for 440 million pounds, and the spanish government for 600 million and even greater sum from Germany.
The car sales across the globe are still nose diving, is it secure to cash led so desperately need to survive, General Motors would need to convince BB. and gorvernment surround the world that their business is still vital.
Richard S. Sky News.

ghostex

This is where money is made and lost without certainty about the stability of America's largest banks and mountain worrys about state's gerenal motors. Today was all about loss. For the first time, Gerenal Motors has admitted there's substatial doubt over whether the company will be able to survive. On that announcement shared in the US car giant, plunges almost 80% dragging the market down with it. US stock closed yesterday at their lowest levels for more than 12 years, with Dow-Jones down more than 4%. Investors fear the GM's demise will send shockwave through the US economy.
The first and most immediately affect of GM bankruptcy would be a massive layoffs, would be layoff at Gerenal Motors, and would also be layoff throughout the whole chain, the whole supply chain in the auto industry. There's been a number of different estimates to what that would be, but i think it's safe to say in an already weak job environment, that would be, you know, bankruptcy of GM could create hundreds of thousands of new job losses over the next several monthes.
The share sides of General Motors in amount of money says need to survive is mind-boggling. GM has posted lost of 82bn dollars in the last three years, they've already borrowed 13bn dollars from US government to tie them over as they tried to restructure the company but now they say they need another 17bn.
GM Europe which owns brands, such as SAAB and Vauxhall, is attempting to break free from its struggling parent company. They asked the British government for 440 million pounds, and the spanish government for 600 million and even greater sum from Germany.
The car sales across the globe are still nose diving, is it secure to cash led so desperately need to survive, General Motors would need to convince Barack Obama. and gorvernment surround the world that their business is still viable.
Richard S. Sky News.

hellojoys

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This is where money is made and lost with uncertainty about the stability of America's largest banks and mounting worrys about the state of gerenal motors,today was all about loss. For the first time, Gerenal Motors has admitted their substatial doubt over whether the company will be able to survive. On that announcement,shares in the US car giant, plunges almost 18% dragging the market down with it. US stock closed yesterday at their lowest levels for more than 12 years, with Dow-Jones down more than 4%. Investors fear the GM's demise will send shockwave through the US economy.
The first and most immediately affect of GM bankruptcy would be a massive layoffs, would be layoff at Gerenal Motors, and would also be layoff throughout the whole chain, the whole supply chain in the auto industry. There's been a number of different estimates to what that would be, but i think it's safe to say in an already weak job environment, that would be, you know, bankruptcy of GM could create hundreds of thousands of new job losses over the next several monthes.
The share sides of General Motors in amount of money says its needs to survive is mind-boggling. GM's posted lost of 82bn dollars in the last three years, they've already borrowed 13bn dollars from US government to tie them over as they tried to restructure the company but now they say they need another 17bn.
GM Europe which owns brands, such as SAAB and Vauxhall, is attempting to break free from its struggling parent company. They asked the British government for 440 million pounds, and the spanish government for 600 million and even greater sum from Germany.
The car sales across the globe are still nose diving, if that is to secure the cash it so desperately need to survive, General Motors would need to convince Barack Obama. and gorvernments around the world that their business is still viable. [ 本帖最后由 hellojoys 于 2009-3-11 23:29 编辑 ]

wenwenjiewendy

     This is where the money is made and lost. But with uncertainty about the stability of american largest banks and mounting worries about the state of General Motors, today was all about loss. For the first time, General Motors has admitted their substantial doubt over whether the company would be able to survive.

 

     On that announcement, shares in the U.S car giant plunged almost 18%, dragging the market down with it. U.S. stocks close yesterday at their lowest levels for more than 12 years, with Dow Johns down more than 4%.Investors fear the GM's demise will sent shock waves through the U.S. economy.

 

     The first and most immediate effect of GM bankruptcy would be massive lay-offs, would be lay-offs at General Motors and would also be lay-offs throughout the whole chain, the whole supply chain of the auto industry.There have been a number of different estimates to what that would be , but I think it's safe to say, in an, in an already weak job environment, that would, you know, bankruptcy of GM could create hundreds of thousands of new job losses within the next several months. The sheer size of General Motors and the amount of money says it needs to survive is mind-boggling.

 

     GM has posted losses of 82 billion dollars in the last 3 years.They've already borrowed 13 billion dollars from the U.S. government to tide them over as they try to restructure the company , but now they say they need another 17 billion.

 

     GM Europe, which owns brands such as Saab and Vauxhall, is attempting to break free from its struggling parent company. They are asking the British government for 440 million pounds, the spanish government for 600 million and an even greater sum from Germany. The carsales across the globe are still nose-diving. If they are to secure the cash they so desperately need to survive, General Motors would need to convince Barack Obama and governments around the world that their business is still viable.

[ 本帖最后由 wenwenjiewendy 于 2009-3-12 00:21 编辑 ]

绝望小白菜

This is where money is made and lost, but with uncertainty about the stability of America's largest banks and mounting worries about the state of General Motors, today was all about loss. For the first time, General Motors has admitted their substantial doubt over whether their company will be able to survive.

On that announcement, shares in the US car giant, plunged almost 18%, dragging the market down with it, US stocks closed yesterday at their lowest level for more than 12 years with Dow Jones down more than 4%.Investors fear that GM's demise will send shock waves through the US economy.

The first and the most immediate effect of the GM bankruptcy would be a massive layoffs, would be layoffs at General Motors and would also be layoffs through out the whole chain, the whole supply chain of the auto industry. There have been a number of different estimates to what that would be, but I think it's safe to say in an already weak job environment that would, you know, bankruptcy with GM could create hundreds of thousands of new job losses over the next several months.

The share size of the General Motors and the amount of money says it needs to survive is mind-boggling, GM's posted its losses of 82 billions dollars in the last three years. They've already borrowed 13 billion dollars from the US government to tide them over as they try to restructure the company, but now they say they need another 17 billion.

GM Europe which owns brands such as Saab and Vauxhall, is attempting to break free from its struggling parent company, they are asking the British government for 440 million pounds, the Spanish government for 600 million and even greater sum from Germany.

The car sales across the globe are still nose-diving, if that to secure the cash that they so desperately need to survive, General Motors will need to convince Barack Obama and governments around the world that their business is still viable.

 

Richard Suchet, Sky News.

 

柠檬柑橘

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This is where the money is made and lost.But With  uncertainty about the stability of america’s largest banks ,and  Mounting worries about the status of general-motors. Today with all about on loss, for the first time, general-motors has admitted there are substantial doubt over whether the company would be able to survive.

 

on that announcement,shares in the U.S car giant plunged almost 80% dragging the arket down with it.U.S stocks closed yesterday at their lowest level from more than 12 years with the Dow Jones down more than 4%.Investors feel that GM’s demise would sent short-wave through the U.S economy. The first and most immediate effect of the GM bankruptcy would be massive lay-offs, would be lay-offs at GM and would also be lay-offs throughout the whole chain-the whole supply chain in the auto industry.There have been a number of a different estimates to what that would be , but i think it's safe to say in the already weak job environment that would-,you know,bankruptcy of GM could create hundreds of thousands of new jobs losses over the next couple of months.The share size of GM needs a mount of money says it needs to survive is mine boggling.

 

GM has posted losses of 82 billion dollars in the last 3 years.They have already borrowed 13 billion dollars from the U.S  government to tide them over as they try to restructure the company , but now they say they need another 17 billion.GM Euro which owns brands which are Saab and Vauxhall,is attempting to break free from its struggling parent company. They are asking the British government for 440 million Pounds. The spanish government for 600 million and even Grace for something in Germany.

 

The car-sale across the globe are still nose-diving that to secure the cash they desperately need  to survive.GM would need to convince Barack Obama and governments around the world that their business is still viable

 

 Richard Suchet,Sky News.

[ 本帖最后由 柠檬柑橘 于 2009-3-12 22:27 编辑 ]

littlecase

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This is where money is made and lost, but with uncertainty about the stability of the America’s largest banks and amounting worries about the state of General Motors, today was all about loss.

 

For the 1^st time, General Motors has admitted their substantial double over whether their company would be able to survive. On that announcement, shares in the US car giant plunges about 18%, dragging the market down with it. US stock closed yesterday at their lowest level for more than 12 years, with Don Jones down more than 4%. Investors fear that GM's demise would send shock waves through the US economy.

 

The 1^st mos immediate effect of GM bankruptcy would be massive lay-offs, would be lay-offs at General Motors, and would also be lay-offs throughout the whole chain, the whole supply chain of the auto industry. There’re been a number of different estimates as to what that would be. But I think it’s safe to say in the already weak job environment, that would you know a bankruptcy of General Motors would create hundreds of thousands of new job losses over the next several months.

 

The sheer size of General Motors and the amount of money it says needs to survive is mind-boggling. GM’s posed its losses at 82 billion dollars in the last 3 years. They’ve already borrowed 13 billion dollars from the US government to tide them over, as they try to restrict the company. But now they say they need another 17 billion. GM Europe which owns brands such as SAAB and Vauxhall is tempting to break free from its struggling parent company. They’re asking the British government for 440 million pounds, the Spanish government for 600 million and an even greater sum from Germany. 

 

The car sales across the globe are still nose-diving if they are to secure the cash so they desperately need to survive. General Motors would need to convince Barake Obama and governments around the world that their business is still viable.

 

Richard Suchet, Sky news.

 

 

[ 本帖最后由 littlecase 于 2009-3-14 12:14 编辑 ]

bangheng

This is where money is made and lost, but without certainty about the stability of America's largest banks and mounting worries about the state of General Motors, today was all about loss. For the first time, General Motors has admitted their substantial doubt over whether their company will be able to survive. On that announcement shares in the US car giant, plunged almost 18%, dragging the market down with it, US stocks closed yesterday at their lowest level for more than 12 years with Dow Jones down more than 4%. Investors fear that GM's demise will send shock wave through the US economy.

 

The first and the most immediate effect of the GM bankruptcy would be a massive laidoffs, would be laidoffs at General Motors and would also be laidoffs throughout the whole chain, the whole supply chain of the auto industry. There have been a number of different estimates to what that would be, but I think it's safe to say in an already weak job environment that would, you know, bankruptcy with GM could create hundreds of thousands of new jobs losses over the next several months.

 

The share sizes of the General Motors need amount of money, says it needs to survive is mind-boggling. GM is posed the losses of 82 billions dollars in the last three years. They've already borrowed 13 billion dollars from the US government to tight them over as they try to restructure the company, but now they say they need another 17 billion.

 

GM-Europe which owns brands just as SAAB and Vauxhall, is attempting to break free from its struggling parent company, they are asking the British government for 440 million pounds, the Spanish government for 600 million and even greater some from Germany.

 

The car sales across the global are still nose-diving, for that the secure of the cash they so desperately need to survive, General Motors will need to convince Barack Obama and governments around the world that their business is still viable.

 

/ Sky News.

[ 本帖最后由 bangheng 于 2009-3-17 20:13 编辑 ]

ashleyyu

this is when money is made a lost with a certainty this ability of American largest banks and mountain worries about the state of general motors, today was all of about loss,for the first time general motors admited their substantial downt have weather the company would be able to survive.on that announceman shares the US car giant promise 18% driven the mark down with it.US stocks closed yesterday they levels for more than 12years, with JONE down more than 4%. invester's felt that GM admise will short through the US economy. the first most immediate effect of GM bank collapse would be massive layoffs, would be layoffs at GM and would also be layoff throughout the supplier chain of the auto industry.and would be a number of differen toward that would be. but i think it's safe to say in normally we enviroment that we bank with GM. GM could creat hundred of thousands of new job last several months. the sheer need to survive is my bogoling. GM suppose to losses of 82 billion dollars in last three years. they've already borrowed 13billion dollars from US goverment to tigh the mover, they try to restructure the company but now they say they need annother 17billion.GM Euroape is attempting to break free from distruction paren company. they asked thr British goverment for 440million,Spainish goverment for 600million and even grater some from Gemany. the car sales accross the globe still knows diving,that secued the cash he need to survive, General Motors want need to convice Byroa Obama and the goverments around the world that the business is still viabel. [ 本帖最后由 ashleyyu 于 2009-3-27 20:53 编辑 ]

sunshinegogo

This is where money is made and loss but with on certainty about the stability of American’s largest bank and multi worries about the state of General Motors today with all about loss. For the first time General motor has admitted their substantial doubt ever whether the company will be able to survive. On that announcement shares in the US car giant plunge almost 18% dragging the market down with it. US stock closed yesterday and their lowest level for more than 12 years with Dao Jones down more than 4%. Investors fear the GM // will send shock wave through the US economy.

 

The first most immediate fact of GM bankruptcy would be massive layoff will be layoff at General Motors and what also be lay-off throughout the supply chain of the auto industry. There have been a number of different estimates of what that would be but I think it’s safe to say in already weak job environment that would bankruptcy of GM could create hundreds of thousands new jobs lost over the next several months.

 

The share size of General Motors in the amount of money says it needs to survive is minor // .GM has supposed to lost his 82 billion dollars in the last three years. They’ve already borrow 13 billion dollars from the US government to tie // as they try to restruct the company but now they say they need another 70 billion. GM Europe which have brands of // is tempting to break free from its struggling parent company they are asking the British government 440 million pounds to   Spanish government for 600 million and even a great sum from Germany. The car sales across the Global are still // diving. If that secure the cash that they desperately need to survive General Motor will need to convince Barak Obama and governments around that the world their business is the viable.

 

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This is where money is made and lost, but with uncertainty about the stability of America's largest banks and mounting worries about the state of General Motors, today was all about loss. For the first time, General Motors has admitted their substantial doubt over whether their company will be able to survive.

 

On that announcement, shares in the US car giant, plunged almost 18%, dragging the market down with it, US stocks closed yesterday at their lowest levels for more than 12 years with the Dow Jones down more than 4%.

 

Investors fear that GM's demise will send shock waves through the US economy.

 

"The first and most immediate effect of, of a GM bankruptcy would be, uh, massive layoffs, would be layoffs at General Motors and would also be layoffs throughout the whole chain, the whole supply chain of the auto industry. There have been a number of different estimates as to what that would be, but I think it's safe to say in an already weak job environment that would, you know, a bankruptcy of GM could create hundreds of thousands of new job losses over the next several months."

 

The sheer size of General Motors and the amount of money it says it needs to survive is mind-boggling; GM's posted losses of 82 billion dollars in the last three years. They've already borrowed 13 billion dollars from the US government to tide them over as they try to restructure the company, but now they say they need another 17 billion.

 

GM Europe which owns brands such as Saab and Vauxhall, is attempting to break free from its struggling parent company. They are asking the British government for 440 million pounds, the Spanish government for 600 million and an even greater sum from Germany.

 

But car sales across the globe are still nose-diving, if they are to secure the cash they so desperately need to survive, General Motors will need to convince Barack Obama and governments around the world that their business is still viable.

 

Richard Suchet, Sky News

 

Tide over: 度过难关

Mind-boggling: 令人极为惊讶的

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This is where money is made and lost, but with uncertainty about the stability of America's largest banks and mounting worries about the state of General Motors, today was all about loss. For the first time, General Motors has admitted their substantial doubt over whether their company will be able to survive.

 

On that announcement, shares in the US car giant, plunged almost 18%, dragging the market down with it, US stocks closed yesterday at their lowest levels for more than 12 years with the Dow Jones down more than 4%.

 

Investors fear that GM's demise will send shock waves through the US economy.

 

"The first and most immediate effect of, of a GM bankruptcy would be, uh, massive layoffs, would be layoffs at General Motors and would also be layoffs throughout the whole chain, the whole supply chain of the auto industry. There have been a number of different estimates as to what that would be, but I think it's safe to say in an already weak job environment that would, you know, a bankruptcy of GM could create hundreds of thousands of new job losses over the next several months."

 

The sheer size of General Motors and the amount of money it says it needs to survive is mind-boggling; GM's posted losses of 82 billion dollars in the last three years. They've already borrowed 13 billion dollars from the US government to tide them over as they try to restructure the company, but now they say they need another 17 billion.

 

GM Europe which owns brands such as Saab and Vauxhall, is attempting to break free from its struggling parent company. They are asking the British government for 440 million pounds, the Spanish government for 600 million and an even greater sum from Germany.

 

But car sales across the globe are still nose-diving, if they are to secure the cash they so desperately need to survive, General Motors will need to convince Barack Obama and governments around the world that their business is still viable.

 

Richard Suchet, Sky News

 

Tide over: 度过难关

Mind-boggling: 令人极为惊讶的