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Op-Ed: US Dollar, Bonds to Benefit from Debt Downgrade

In the short term, both the US dollar and US Treasury bonds may actually benefit from the downgrade of the US debt and react to panic buying.
In the Media by Sam Vaknin

Wall Street bonuses increased 17% in 2009

New York - Data from a new report by the New York state comptroller shows that bonuses in 2009 jumped by 17 per cent to $20.3 billion, which is an average of $123,850 per employee.
In the Media by Andrew Moran - 1 comment

20 Arrested so far in $53 Million Insider Trading Case

20 people, including attorneys and Wall Street professionals, are reportedly facing criminal charges in a widening $53 million insider trading case.
In the Media by Bill Lindner

Yes, there’s a way out of the mess; tricky, expensive and risky

You may not be surprised to hear that the working method of handling the toxic assets which are poisoning the credit markets is as tricky as the problem. The method involves defusing the toxic assets and creating a “bad bank” to buy them.
In the Media by Paul Wallis - 2 comments

Op-Ed: Banks buying back auction rate securities: Ethics, or legal liabilities?

Citigroup and Merrill Lynch are buying back $17 billion worth of auction rate securities. That’s either great news, or it means someone’s broken out the superglue. As cans of worms go, this would be the one nobody’s in any hurry to open.
In the Media by Paul Wallis - 2 comments

Op-Ed: 'Please be more transparent,' central banks ask Moody’s, S & P

Yep, believe it or not, the banks, of all people are asking for more transparency from the credit rating agencies. That’s a bit like asking the local axe murderers to be less ambiguous. But it’s nice the banks thought to mention it, however belatedly.
In the Media by Paul Wallis - 1 comment

Questions surround Algoma Steel as stocks soar after rumours of takeover

In the last few years Algoma Steel has been through banruptcy and restructuring, their stock prices were almost worthless. Now the stock is soaring at over fifty dollars a share amid rumours of a takeover by Salzgitter AG.
In the Media by soome2000
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Happy Birthday Mark Zuckerberg!! Facebook CEO turns 28

Mark Zuckerberg, the famous hoodie, jeans, sneakers clad young man was born when Apple introduced Macintosh. Facebook...
May 14, 2012 by Pratidnya Bhat

JPMorgan ... yet another crash and burn?

There is "breaking news" in the business commuity where JPMorgan Chase has just announced that it has "significant...
May 10, 2012 by Carolyn E. Price

The Secret to a Happy Life: Juggling

Scholars and theologians have been searching since the dawn of time to find an answer to the question that we all hope...
May 7, 2012 by Jeff Ryznar

Hunger Games and Head Hunters

Two movies are creating waves in different ways while leaving people thinking about their present and their future....
Apr 11, 2012 by James P Mahon

Next Crisis: The ECB-induced Sovereign Debt Bubble

As 2011 came to a close and in the first months of 2012, the European Central Bank (ECB) initiated a massive injection...
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