Credit Suisse warned on Oct. 9 that Credit Suisse First Boston's troubles would lead to a loss.
Fitch, a ratings agency, warned on February 6th of the pressures on some utilities unless the government tides them over, as it is expected to do.
A move against Serbia could lead to a world war, he warned on July 7. Yet Bethmann went along in the vain hope of localizing the conflict.
The Federal Bureau of Investigation warned on Oct. 11 that new terrorist attacks in the United States and against American interests around the world could come "over the next several days".
That forecast was revised downward from 61 cents a share after Honeywell executives warned on Sept. 12 that sales and profits would be lower.
Shares sold for a significant discount, however, after the company warned on Feb. 15 that the Food and Drug Administration had found problems in production processes.
Although Mr. Bush signed the appropriations bill without complaint, the Office of Management and Budget warned on Oct. 30 that Congress was not appropriating enough money to provide full grants to all eligible applicants.
His chief of staff and close aide, Jonathan Powell, disclosed that he had warned on Sept. 17 that it would be wrong for Mr. Blair to claim that Iraq posed an "imminent threat" to the world.
Its Xerox PARC research centre has long been great at innovating, but also bad at moving technology from the laboratory to market.But Xerox's increasing difficulties it warned on October 2nd that it was expecting a loss for the third quarter—raise the frightening prospect that its whole strategy may be deeply flawed.
So what's so bad about a flat battery?This is the first specific measure to be confirmed since Jeh Johnson, America's secretary of homeland security, warned on July 2nd that more stringent checks were about to be implemented at some foreign airports with direct connections to the United States.
One, for example, warned on May 1st that China "may wish to try a limited border war sooner [rather] than later".A useful scapegoat for Chinese journalists at the forum was the Western press, which they accused of playing up frictions and influencing perceptions in both countries.
