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Mr. O'Reilly said the quick cancellation of the Kin may demonstrate that Microsoft has finally seen the depth of its woes when it comes to attracting consumers and younger audiences.

Oil remains the lubricant of global business and was largely to blame for corporate woes when it reached $115 a barrel between 2010 and 2013.

NEW YORKER   Predicting the End of the Euro  |  Germany, recently considered a safe haven, fell victim to the Continent's woes when it had trouble selling bonds, a sign that the euro's days are numbered, Peter Boone and Simon Johnson wrote in a column for Bloomberg News.

Even with production ready to go again – though no word yet on who is replacing the departed Law – producers reportedly ran into further financial woes when it was discovered that 175 extras originally hired to work on the film had been cancelled owing to delays.

That said, I'm concerned that it's being propped up by many as a cure-all for America's education woes, when it is nothing of the kind.

The news comes after Fannie Mae's smaller sibling, Freddie Mac, reported its own accounting woes last summer, when it released an extensive report by an outside law firm that concluded that the accounting for several transactions was intended to smooth earnings growth improperly.

That demerger came closer last week when Florida's top court broadly sided with Altria and other tobacco companies in rejecting a $145 billion award made to smokers in 2000.Flying lowBeset by management and production problems, Airbus's summer of woes continued when it reported that aircraft orders had fallen by more than half in the first six months of 2006 compared with a year earlier.

The company's financial woes began last year when it decided to sell stock to the public for the first time since its founding in 1922.

The 74-year-old prime minister spent four hours under the knife.There have been moments in the past 20-odd months, as Mr Berlusconi's woes piled up, when it would have been unthinkable for him to slope off.

The report named Adam as the "architect of Carillion's aggressive accounting policies", which disguised the firm's financial woes until July last year, when it admitted that £729m of revenues it had previously accounted for were unlikely to be obtainable.

Last month, the state took a pass at solving its ongoing power woes when Governor Gray Davis Gray Davis signed a $10 billion emergency energy rescue plan.