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Feb.28
9:38 PM ET
Thursday, 28 Feb 2008
Countrywide Responds to Report of Florida Junkets
Posted By:Jane Wells
Topics:Television | Advertising | Music & Musicians | Internet | Media | Print Media | Marketing | Developing Markets
Sectors:Internet | Travel and Leisure | Media
Companies:Countrywide Financial Corp
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] planning junkets to a Florida resort, we received this reply from the company: "The meetings mentioned in your inquiry are employee sales events that were scheduled some time ago. All such events have been under review. The first event, which was scheduled to begin on March 9, has already been cancelled. The second, which is scheduled for late April, is currently under review."
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