Obama 100 Days Laid Off List
Some companies that have Laid Off since Obama has been in office:
Date Company Total Laid Off Industry
4/23/2009 Embarq 51 Telecommunications
4/22/2009 Philip Morris 1,100 Tobacco
4/22/2009 T. Rowe Price 288 Financials
4/22/2009 Capital One Financial 60 Financials
4/22/2009 Brown-Forman 250 Food
4/21/2009 Yahoo! 675 Software
4/20/2009 Nordstrom 72 Retailing
4/18/2009 Weyerhaeuser 814 Materials
4/15/2009 Emerson Electric 14,200 Conglomerates
4/14/2009 Discover Financial Services 500 Business Services
4/14/2009 Deere & Co. 1,387 Capital Goods
4/13/2009 General Electric 3,235 Conglomerates
4/9/2009 Johnson & Johnson 900 Pharmaceuticals
4/8/2009 Procter & Gamble 410 Household
4/6/2009 Eastman Chemical 300 Chemicals
4/6/2009 Navistar International 350 Durables
4/3/2009 FedEx 1,900 Transportation
4/3/2009 Walt Disney 3,100 Media
4/2/2009 Rite Aid 297 Retailing
4/01/2009 3M 3,500 Conglomerates
3/31/2009 Cardinal Health 800 Health Care
3/30/2009 KLA-Tencor 500 Semiconductors
3/27/2009 Wal-Mart Stores 1,850 Retailing
3/26/2009 Agilent Technologies 3,300 Technology
3/26/2009 Google 300 Software
3/25/2009 Berkshire Hathaway 945 Finance
3/25/2009 Constellation Brands 400 Food
3/25/2009 IBM 7,800 Software
3/24/2009 Legg Mason 320 Financials
3/24/2009 Synovus Financial 200 Banking
3/24/2009 Cummins 1,427 Capital Goods
3/22/2009 Freeport-McMoRan 2,800 Materials
3/19/2009 Lam Research 375 Semiconductors
3/17/2009 Caterpillar 27,378 Capital Goods
3/17/2009 Corning 200 Technology
3/16/2009 TRW Automotive Holdings 417 Consumer Durables
3/13/2009 Baker Hughes 3,000 Oil & Gas
3/13/2009 PPG Industries 2,500 Chemicals
3/13/2009 Sunoco 750 Oil & Gas
3/11/2009 AMR 323 Transportation
3/10/2009 Lowe’s 82 Retailing
3/10/2009 Principal Financial 60 Financials
3/10/2009 United Technologies 11,600 Conglomerates
3/4/2009 Northrop Grumman 750 Aerospace
3/4/2009 Dover 180 Conglomerates
3/4/2009 General Dynamics 1,379 Aerospace
3/3/2009 U.S. Steel 6,705 Materials
3/3/2009 FirstEnergy 335 Utilities
2/26/2009 Chesapeake Energy 215 Oil & Gas Operations
2/26/2009 JPMorgan Chase 14,000 Banking
2/25/2009 Dow Chemical, Corning 800 Joint Venture
2/25/2009 Coach 150 Household
2/24/2009 Micron Technology 2,000 Semiconductors
2/19/2009 Avon Products 3,000 Household
2/19/2009 Forturne Brands 236 Consumer Durables
2/18/2009 Chevron 230 Oil and gas
2/18/2009 Delta Air Lines 2,100 Transportation
2/18/2009 Best Buy 540 Retailing
2/18/2009 Goodyear 5,000 Consumer Durables
2/17/2009 MDU Resources 130 Utilities
2/17/2009 General Motors 66,758 Consumer Durables
2/17/2009 Johnson Controls 205 Consumer Durables
2/17/2009 Smithfield Foods 1,800 Food
2/16/2009 Delphi 800 Consumer Durables
2/11/2009 United Technologies 1,350 Conglomerates
2/11/2009 W.W. Grainger 400 Capital Goods
2/11/2009 Terex 5,000 Capital Goods
2/10/2009 News Corp. 90 Media
2/10/2009 U.S. Airways Group 233 Transportation
2/10/2009 Nike 1,400 Products
2/5/2009 Estée Lauder 2,000 Personal Products
2/5/2009 Allergan 460 Pharmaceuticals
2/4/2009 Time Warner 2,750 Media
2/4/2009 Cisco Systems 2,000 Technology
2/3/2009 Bancshares 500 Banking
2/3/2009 Electronic Arts 1,100 Software
2/3/2009 PNC Financial Services 5,800 Banking
2/3/2009 Comcast 50 Media
2/2/2009 Goodrich 35 Aerospace
2/2/2009 Macy’s 7,000 Retailing
1/30/2009 Sears Holdings 300 Retailing
1/29/2009 Broadcom 200 Semiconductors
1/29/2009 International Gaming Technology 200 Leisure
1/29/2009 Textron 4,665 Conglomerates
1/29/2009 Ford 3,800 Durables
1/29/2009 Eastman Kodak 4,500 Household
1/29/2009 Black and Decker 1,200 Household
1/28/2009 Starbucks 6,700 Restaurants
1/28/2009 Boeing 10,000 Aerospace
1/27/2009 Target 1,000 Retailing
1/27/2009 Masco 600 Construction
1/26/2009 Texas Instruments 3,400 Semiconductors
1/26/2009 Lincoln National 540 Insurance
1/26/2009 Home Depot 7,000 Retailing
1/26/2009 Pfizer 19,800 Pharmaceuticals
1/26/2009 Sprint Nextel 8,000 Telecommunications
1/23/2009 Abercrombie & Fitch 50 Retailing
1/23/2009 Harley-Davidson 1,100 Consumer Durables
1/22/2009 Microsoft 5,000 Software
1/22/2009 Huntsman 1,665 Chemicals
1/21/2009 Burlington Santa Fe 2,500 Transportation
1/21/2009 UAL 1,000 Transportation
1/21/2009 SPX 400 Conglomerates
1/21/2009 Intel 5,000 Semiconductors
1/21/2009 Wynn Resorts 53 Leisure
1/21/2009 Eaton 5,609 Capital Goods
1/20/2009 Clear Channel 1,850 Media
Obama, where are these JOBS !!
President Obama wants to end a federally subsidized student loan program using private lenders and restore the government’s role as the primary financier for college educations. First Obama seized control of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, then Obama seized control of GM, then Obama seized the financial structure of Wall Street, he wants to redo taxes and now Obama wants to take control of education lending. Was this the change he was talking about, Government Take Over, no wonder he wants to remove weapons from the American citizens.
