41.   Earlier this month the company warned that the looming recession, terrorist attacks and a pair of typhoons combined to create the worst possible business conditions.

42.   Even so, the company warned that demand levels have abated since the start of the year.

43.   Electricity companies have warned that the lack of regulation and clear guidelines for rate increases hinders their ability to make investments and maintain their systems.

44.   First, the company warns its losses will widen as sales rise and that it may never make money.

45.   For example, Intel stock plunged in May, when the company warned that its second-quarter earnings would be disappointing.

46.   Greenfield Industries Inc. tumbled after the company warned fourth-quarter earnings would fall far short of estimates.

47.   Greenfield Industries Inc. tumbled after the company warned that fourth-quarter earnings would fall far short of estimates.

48.   In addition, more companies are warning that first-quarter profits could be hurt.

49.   In fact, the company warned Wall Street Friday that earnings next year will fall, while wireless revenue growth will continue, but more slowly than expected.

50.   In its most recent quarterly filing, the company warned it might have to sell the units at a loss or take a charge if it keeps them.