Because of asset write-downs, the 2002 loss will rise back to $6.75 a share, the company said.

But in 2011 & 2010, losses again rose sharply compared to the previous years.

After a year, turnover was 61 percent, and losses rose sharply.

He said losses might rise, but not to the level reached in 1989 at the peak of the last economic boom.

His earned run average since his last loss has risen from 4.24 to 4.31.

Last year, the loss rose to $373.3 million.

But it also said losses rose, and investors took $4 billion off its market value.

They estimate that the losses could rise to $2 billion or more.

He said the loss to his independent production company could rise to more than $100,000.

If no action is taken, the loss in economic growth could rise to as much as ten times that.