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      What did Cisco CEO John Chambers say about the economy that spooked the market?
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      • Visibility into the next quarter is low

      • We do not forsee any growth this year

      • Europe is strong while demand in the U.S. is softening

      • US and European customers are becoming increasingly cautious

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      1. What did Cisco CEO John Chambers say about the economy that spooked the market?
        1. Visibility into the next quarter is low
        2. We do not forsee any growth this year
        3. Europe is strong while demand in the U.S. is softening
        4. US and European customers are becoming increasingly cautious
        1. "... we are seeing U.S. and European customers becoming increasingly cautious..." Cisco (CSCO) CEO John Chambers said during the company's [link: http://seekingalpha.com/article/63492-cisco-systems-f2q08-qtr-end-01-26-08-earnings-call-transcript?source=side_bar_transcripts, name: earnings conference call], sending the company's shares from +3.5% to -8.2% in after-hours trading. Chambers also gave Q3 revenue growth guidance of 10% -- which equates to approx $9.79 billion -- well short of consensus estimates of $10.19 billion.
      2. Rio Tinto rejected an offer from BHP Billiton - how much did BHP offer?
        1. $47 B
        2. $95 B
        3. $122 B
        4. $147 B
        1. Rio Tinto’s board rejected on Wednesday an improved takeover offer by BHP Billiton of about $147 billion, saying it still undervalues the company significantly. The rejection puts pressure on BHP to raise the price further.
      3. Who is suing The Bank of New York for $22B?
        1. A class action suit by Nationwide shareholders
        2. Former Bank of New York employees for pension losses
        3. Citibank - trying to recover losses on Sub-Prime derivatives
        4. The Russian customs service
        1. The Bank of New York (BK) moved on Wednesday to turn the tables in the $22.5 billion lawsuit it faces in Russia, claiming that a lawyer for the Russian customs service had falsified evidence. The service, which said Wednesday's claim was "absurd," is suing the bank for damages related to a U.S. money-laundering case, in which a rogue employee at the bank helped launder $7 billion from Russia - thought to be the biggest such crime ever. For more information on this [link: http://www.reuters.com/article/rbssFinancialServicesAndRealEstateNews/idUSL0682686220080206, name:click here]
      4. What % of Americans think the economy is already in recession?
        1. 34%
        2. 46%
        3. 52%
        4. 59%
        1. U.S. consumer confidence fell to a 14-year low according to the ABC News/Washington Post Consumer Comfort Index. 59% of Americans think the economy is already in a recession. The index fell 13 points over the last month, similar to its reaction prior to the 1990-91 and 2001 recessions. For more [link: http://www.reuters.com/article/economicNews/idUSN0534576720080205, name: click here]
      5. Which financial market was said this week to be suffering from "a complete buyers strike"?
        1. Subprime debt
        2. LBO debt
        3. Junk bonds
        4. Property derivatives
        1. Bankers say the leveraged loan market is in disarray after efforts to syndicate $14B of the debt used to finance the $30B buyout of Harrah’s failed. Bankers now face potentially larger losses on upcoming buyouts such as that of BCE (BCE) and Clear Channel (CCU). Most LBO-related debt is already trading below $0.90 on the dollar. One market insider says the last 10 days have been the worst ever. "There is a complete buyers’ strike." For more [link: http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/887a7576-d28d-11dc-8636-0000779fd2ac.html?nclick_check=1, name: click here]
      6. How might Northwest block a potential merger between United and Continental?
        1. By counter-bidding for one of the parties
        2. It is poised to file complaints to the regulatory bodies
        3. It holds a 'golden share' of Continental stock
        4. United leases its planes from Northwest
        1. Delta holds a "golden share" of CAL stock that would allow it to block a major merger, but CAL can redeem the stake for $100 if a DAL/NWA merger goes through. Merger talks between Delta (DAL) and Northwest (NWA) have intensified, and sources say a deal could be announced within two weeks. Early talks between United parent UAL (UAUA) and Continental (CAL) are also becoming more serious. Sources say that UAUA/CAL are poised to move forward quickly if the Delta - Northwest merger is announced.
      7. By when did the ITU forecast global mobile phone penetration will reach 50%?
        1. Early 2008
        2. Mid-2010
        3. 2012
        4. Never
        1. "At current growth rates, global mobile penetration is expected to reach 50 percent by early 2008," according to International Telecommunication Union's January newsletter. This would amount to more than 3.3 billion subscriptions worldwide. Ownership rates in developing countries are rising fastest, with Brazil, Russia, India and China alone accounting for 1 billion subscribers last year, the ITU said. In 2000, only 12% of the global population had a mobile phone.

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