Yes you will realise it when the blood flows. Haha!!! Oh blood....when the exits are crowded with morons running for dear life.Originally Posted by Unregistered
Yes you will realise it when the blood flows. Haha!!! Oh blood....when the exits are crowded with morons running for dear life.Originally Posted by Unregistered
URA print money? MoronOriginally Posted by Unregistered
And that moron is you. Haha!! Oh dear! What a born loser!Originally Posted by Unregistered
Anyway, since you like shout the word "moron" anywhere. Let's have a game of shouting "moron" at each other until the administrator step in. Let's polute the forum. Nice game? You like it?
What rubbish is this? Don't use your asshole to talk.Originally Posted by Unregistered
Anyway, since you like shout the word "moron" anywhere. Let's have a game of shouting "moron" at each other until the administrator step in. Let's polute the forum. Nice game? You like it?
Moron no. 5, catchOriginally Posted by Unregistered
The game has started and it will end when you jump into the sea as you the numbers come in month by month.Originally Posted by Unregistered
Why call yourself Moron no. 5?Originally Posted by Unregistered
So you are saying it will not end since I will not be jumping into the sea.Originally Posted by Unregistered
Price increase can come in month-by-month, quarter-by-quarter, year-by-year. Big deal?
A First for Google: Layoffs
The New York Times | 03 Apr 2008 | 10:07 AM
In the first sizable layoffs in its history, Google is cutting about 300 jobs from the American operations of DoubleClick, the advertising technology company that it acquired recently, according to a person with direct knowledge of Google’s plans.
The cuts represent about a quarter of DoubleClick’s American work force of about 1,200. The company has about 1,500 employees worldwide, and the chief executive of Google, Eric E. Schmidt, has suggested that job cuts would also affect DoubleClick’s overseas operations at a later date.
Google declined to confirm the number of layoffs.
In a statement, the company said: “Since our acquisition of DoubleClick closed on March 11, we have been working to match and align DoubleClick employees in the U.S. with our organizational plan for the business. As with many mergers, this review has resulted in a reduction in headcount at the acquired company.”
Google said it also planned to sell a DoubleClick unit, Performics Search Marketing, that helps marketers place ads on search engines, including those owned by Google and its main rivals, Yahoo and Microsoft.
“It is clear to us that we do not want to be in the search engine marketing business,” Tom Phillips, director of DoubleClick integration at Google, wrote on the company’s official blog.
“At Google, maintaining objectivity in both search and advertising is paramount to our mission and core to the trust we ask from our users.”
The decision to sell Performics Search Marketing is not surprising, said Ellen Siminoff, chairman of search marketing company Efficient Frontier. Google’s job is to get paid as much as possible for the ads that appear on its pages.
“If you are a search marketing agency, your goal is to get the most for your customers’ money,” Ms. Siminoff added, noting that those two goals could be in conflict.
Mr. Phillips said Google would retain the affiliate marketing portion of the Performics unit, which helps advertisers establish networks of Web sites that can refer customers to them.
Mr. Phillips did not identify a buyer but said he had “received preliminary interest” from a number of Google’s existing partners.
Some DoubleClick employees were being laid off Wednesday, while others were being offered transitional roles, Google said. The transitional roles are expected to end after the two companies are fully integrated, said the person with knowledge of Google’s plans.
The cuts follow Google’s largest acquisition ever and were widely expected. But the number is higher than some analysts predicted and suggests that Google, which has hired aggressively in the last several years, may have become more cautious.
Google added more than 6,100 workers in 2007 and ended the year with 16,805 employees worldwide. Amid shareholder concerns about its fast-rising expenses, Mr. Schmidt promised investors last year that Google would slow its rate of hiring
Yes you are right, but only if you take away the '-' sign.Originally Posted by Unregistered
Where is the '-' sign in 4.2%?Originally Posted by Unregistered
Taking inflation into account as you always do a cool -2%Originally Posted by Unregistered
[/szie='4']Singapore home sales seen slumping to 5-year lows[/size]Originally Posted by Unregistered
Mon Mar 17, 2008 7:12am EDT SINGAPORE, March 17 (Reuters) - Singapore homes sales in February almost halved from the previous month, and could slump this quarter to the lowest since the SARS epidemic in 2003 as surging inflation and global economic fears keep buyers at bay.
The government on Monday said 170 private homes were sold in February, less than a tenth of the homes sold last August when Singapore was still in the midst of a two-year property upswing.
The abrupt slowdown this year is hitting shares for property developers but could take some pressure off inflation that is at the highest level in 25 years.
Banks give you 0.25% interest per quarter.Originally Posted by Unregistered
That would give a -6%, which is worse.
That is why people buy property to hedge against inflation.
-2% is better than -6%.
HERE IT IS ALL THE -VE NUMBERS. OMG LOWEST SINCE 2003.Originally Posted by Unregistered
Originally Posted by UnregisteredWhy post an almost-3-week-old news here?Originally Posted by Unregistered
Why not post a 3-month-old or 3-year-old news?
Anyway, price increased by 4.2%.
Yes when property fall by 50% what do you hedge against? Would make even worse.Originally Posted by Unregistered
Why post an almost-3-week-old news here?Originally Posted by Unregistered
Why not post a 3-month-old or 3-year-old news?
Anyway, price increased by 4.2% - not -4.2%.
You really are a moron. Interest depends on currency. AUD and NZD and Euro give much better returns. You are like a frog in the well...only can think of S$.Originally Posted by Unregistered
But it will not. If it do, there will be no inflation.Originally Posted by Unregistered
You mean oil price will drop 50%. No, it can't too.
... and subject to forex risk? Real stupid moron who talk with his asshole.Originally Posted by Unregistered
Will you get rice for 2$ a kilo? You will be paying more and more. Other factors geo political, climatic changes all affect food price and that will be the biggest killer.Originally Posted by Unregistered
Safer than property bubble.Originally Posted by Unregistered
lol stupid moron has only one currency to think of. Balance it moron with a basket of currencies. have to tell you that also huh?Originally Posted by Unregistered
Safer than oil bubble?Originally Posted by Unregistered
Safer than gold bubble?
Safer than rice bubble?
Safer than steel bubble?
Safer than corn bubble?
Safer ......
k.n.n., stop using your ass to talk cock la moronOriginally Posted by Unregistered
you are polluting the forum with your moron
Wa! tis place got so many brokers, real estate brokers, currency brokers, maid brokers, fruits brokers brokers, tents, moron brokers, foreign workers brokers, eggs brokers. etc, etc.Originally Posted by Unregistered
Alright, enough argument, gentlemen!Originally Posted by toaler
We have had enough discussion ever since toaler started the thread with the above message.
Let's move on to another thread.
By tat time, every1 takings pills. not need food into the mouth.......dun worryOriginally Posted by Unregistered
Shit! Medicine price going up too!Originally Posted by Unregistered