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Drunk driving video and an hilarious intercourse with a bank about a dead persons account.. maybe explains a lot about today's banking crisis
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Issue 61   July 27, 2011

 
Key Week For Giants
Fending Off Effects Of The Slump

A more detailed picture of high street trading will emerge this week when Sainsbury’s and WH Smith post updates.

Supermarket chain Sainsbury’s will issue a keenly awaited second quarter trading update on Wednesday.

It will be examined for any evidence that discounters and the economic slowdown are impacting on sales performance, and comes a week after bullish comments from rival Tesco.

Sainsbury’s first quarter like-for-like sales growth slowed to 3.4%, down from 4.1% in the previous quarter and below the 5.1% seen this time last year.
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