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	<title>Comments on: Extending credit: the pain continues</title>
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		<title>By: Extending credit: the pain continues &#124; Venture Chronicles</title>
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		<description>[...] This tongue in cheek look at the US dollar’s rise and fall would be funny if it didn’t mask the pain that many feel is upon the global economy. But then I read in the FT that Tesco is strong arming 300 of its non-food its suppliers to pony up an extra 30 days’ cashflow as it seeks to release more cash into its coffers. Over on HotViews, Richard Holway reports the same disease has spread to Computacenter and DSG, noting that:[From Extending credit: the pain continues &#124; AccMan] [...]</description>
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