>Hi Sascha!
>Das Einzige was ich gefunden habe ist diese Meldung hier:
>11.06.2001 15:03:00
>TT-FX gold dropped $4 to $268 level seen on friday also due to weaker aud/usd (ard 0.5240) and profit taking
>(UBS Trading-Talks)
>Gruss
>Frank

Hi, fand noch dieses:

NEW YORK (CNNfn) - Warnaco Group Inc. filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection Monday as the apparel manufacturer reorganizes in an effort to remain a viable company.

New York-based Warnaco (WAC: unchanged at $0.39, Research, Estimates) -- which manufactures apparel under the <font color="FF0000">Calvin Klein, Ralph Lauren, Oscar de la Renta and other well-known brands</font> -- blamed the slowing economy, a softening retail environment, increasing competition and growing debt.

Under Chapter 11, a company is protected from creditors while trying to reorganize and again become profitable.

Warnaco also said it had secured $600 million in debtor-in-possession financing -- led by Citibank, J.P. Morgan Chase and Bank of Nova Scotia -- that will enable day-to-day operations to continue uninterrupted. The arrangement is subject to bankruptcy court approval.

"With this new financing and our experienced management team, we now have the elements in place to put Warnaco back on the track toward financial stability," CEO Linda Wachner said.

Oder auch das, direkt aus dem Centre de Luxe:

NEW YORK (CNNfn) - Specialty apparel retailer Neiman-Marcus Group Inc. said Monday it expects to report a loss for its fiscal fourth quarter instead of a profit, and lower than anticipated earnings for the year, blaming a softer retail environment as a result of the slowing economy.

For the fourth quarter ending July 28, Chestnut Hill, Mass.-based Neiman-Marcus (NMG: Research, Estimates) expects a loss of 10 cents to 15 cents a share instead of a profit of 10 cents a share, according to earnings tracker First Call. The company earned 21 cents a share in the year-earlier quarter.

For the full year, Neiman Marcus anticipates profit of $2.50-$2.55 a share instead of the $2.75 analyst forecast, according to First Call.

Most retailers have been struggling with softer sales amidst the economic slowdown as consumers, worried about layoffs and high gasoline prices, <font color="FF0000">cut back on spending and turned to discount chains..."</font>

Vielleicht wurde auch die Ausgabe von Golden Credit Cards storniert? ;-)

Gruß

d.

Aber tröste Dich mit späteren Termin, dort ging's nur um ca. 2 $ runter.


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