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To: ~digs who wrote (1490)	9/14/2005 11:34:33 PM
From: ~digs	Respond to of 7944

Ten Largest Bankruptcies in the United States Since 1980 biz.yahoo.com 1. Worldcom Inc., July 21, 2002, $103.91 billion, 2. Enron Corp., Dec. 2, 2001, $63.39 billion, 3. Conseco, Inc., Dec. 18, 2002, $61.39 billion 4. Texaco, Inc., April 12, 1987, $35.89 billion 5. Financial Corp. of America, Sept. 9, 1988, $33.86 billion 6. Global Crossing Ltd., Jan. 28, 2002, $30.19 billion 7. Pacific Gas and Electric Co., April 6, 2001, $29.77 billion 8. UAL Corp., Dec. 9, 2002, $25.2 billion 9. Delta Air Lines Inc., Sept. 14, 2005, $21.6 billion 10. Adelphia Communications, June 25, 2002, $21.5 billion (Northwest Airlines Corp., which sought Chapter 11 on Wednesday, listed assets of $14.35 billion, keeping it off the top 10 list.)

To: ~digs who wrote (1490)	9/14/2005 11:36:17 PM
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Ten Largest Bankruptcies in the United States Since 1980 based on total assets before the Chapter 11 filing. biz.yahoo.com 1. Worldcom Inc., July 21, 2002, $103.91 billion, 2. Enron Corp., Dec. 2, 2001, $63.39 billion, 3. Conseco, Inc., Dec. 18, 2002, $61.39 billion 4. Texaco, Inc., April 12, 1987, $35.89 billion 5. Financial Corp. of America, Sept. 9, 1988, $33.86 billion 6. Global Crossing Ltd., Jan. 28, 2002, $30.19 billion 7. Pacific Gas and Electric Co., April 6, 2001, $29.77 billion 8. UAL Corp., Dec. 9, 2002, $25.2 billion 9. Delta Air Lines Inc., Sept. 14, 2005, $21.6 billion 10. Adelphia Communications, June 25, 2002, $21.5 billion (Northwest Airlines Corp., which sought Chapter 11 on Wednesday, listed assets of $14.35 billion, keeping it off the top 10 list.)

To: ~digs who wrote (1490)	9/26/2005 3:57:50 PM
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