Fallout on Main Street, Part Two
- added October 09, 2008
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- Vierotchka
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ANP: Shops feeling the pinch.
In Greenwich, Connecticut, those who depend on financial market clientele are already seeing a drop in sales, and they are hoping the bad times won't get worse. The American News Project and McClatchy Newspapers interviewed one storeowner who said some customers have become more reluctant to "splurge" on luxury items.
See Part One at: http://current.com/items/89386937_fallout_on_main_street_part_one_greenwich_ct
In Greenwich, Connecticut, those who depend on financial market clientele are already seeing a drop in sales, and they are hoping the bad times won't get worse. The American News Project and McClatchy Newspapers interviewed one storeowner who said some customers have become more reluctant to "splurge" on luxury items.
See Part One at: http://current.com/items/89386937_fallout_on_main_street_part_one_greenwich_ct
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- Vierotchka
- 1 month ago
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Good, now is the time for people to invest (and demand their tax money be invested) in far more important things.
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- ChristmasAsen
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That is a better and wiser ideas... being in a lost track will not make them lost.
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