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In such threatened industries, cost-cutting has helped. Cost-cutting in the newspaper industry have actually succeeded in boosting its Ebitda, or earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation, and amortization, despite the advertising downturn. “What cost cuts do is buy companies more time to get through the downturn. According to a S&P’s Mar. 16 report on the corporate bond markets’ “weakest links,” the industries with the highest concentrations of troubled companies include media and entertainment; banks; chemicals, packaging and environmental services; consumer products; and forest products and building materials. A strong economic debt recovery could help business avoid losses in these industries. It is going very difficult to survive without a revival in [sales] and earnings growth.
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