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Asian Stocks Extend Global Rally on US Treasury’s Bank Plan - Bloomberg
 Boston Globe | Asian Stocks Extend Global Rally on US Treasury’s Bank Plan Bloomberg By Hanny Wan and Shani Raja March 24 (Bloomberg) -- Asian stocks rose, extending a rally that has driven the MSCI World Index to a five-week high, on optimism the US Treasury’s plan to remove banks’ toxic assets will revive economic growth. ... Asian Stocks Extend Global Rally on US Treasury’s Bank Plan |
Rescuing a Composer From Obscurity’s Shadow - New York Times
Rescuing a Composer From Obscurity’s Shadow New York Times, United States By ALLAN KOZINN Leon Botstein’s programs with the American Symphony Orchestra are built around a single question, asked either explicitly (in Mr. Botstein’s program notes) or implicitly: why aren’t these composers (or works) better known? ... |
Our view on financial rescue: Wall Street cheers Geithner’s do ... - USA Today
 FOXBusiness | Our view on financial rescue: Wall Street cheers Geithner’s do ... USA Today Our view on financial rescue: Wall Street cheers Geithner’s do-over, but will it work? Plan to buy banks’ toxic assets carries advantages, vulnerabilities. In golf it's called a "mulligan" ? when your first shot veers off wildly into the woods, ... Video: Obama Plan to Zap 'toxic Assets' Treasury Timothy Geithner’s Press Briefing Hey, It’s Only a Trillion (or More) |
CalPERS Seeks to Lead Suits Over Bank of America’s Merrill Deal - Bloomberg
CalPERS Seeks to Lead Suits Over Bank of America’s Merrill Deal Bloomberg Investors in the class-action, or group, lawsuits allege Bank of America management misled investors about Merrill Lynch’s financial condition as shareholders voted on the merger. The California pension funds lost $264 million because of allegedly ... |
New Women’s Soccer League Confident Despite Economy - New York Times
New Women’s Soccer League Confident Despite Economy New York Times, United States On Sunday, the new seven-team women’s league, Women’s Professional Soccer, will try to re-establish a top-tier league from the ashes of the Women’s United Soccer Association, which folded after the 2003 season. “I think they got blinded by the ... |
Madoff’s Recovery Reaches $1 Billion, Trustee Says - Bloomberg
 Boston Globe | Madoff’s Recovery Reaches $1 Billion, Trustee Says Bloomberg David Sheehan, a lawyer for Irving Picard, who was appointed by the Securities Investor Protection Corp. to unwind Madoff’s businesses, also said at a court hearing today that French authorities may soon seek to seize Madoff’s French chateau, ... Funds Continue to Trickle Out to Madoff Victims |
US Stocks Jump, Capping S&P 500’s Best 10-Day Gain Since 1938 - Bloomberg
 Pine Tree | US Stocks Jump, Capping S&P 500’s Best 10-Day Gain Since 1938 Bloomberg By Lynn Thomasson and Adam Haigh March 23 (Bloomberg) -- US stocks rallied, capping the market’s steepest two-week gain since 1938, as investors speculated the Obama administration’s plan to rid banks of toxic assets will spur growth and investor Mark ... Bank Bond Spreads Endanger S&P 500 Index’s Advance India’s Rupee Strengthens as Overseas Investors Buy More Stocks Mobius Says Bull Rally in Emerging Markets Has Begun |
GE Loses Moody’s Aaa Rating; Outlook ‘Stable’ - Bloomberg
 Reuters | GE Loses Moody’s Aaa Rating; Outlook ‘Stable’ Bloomberg By Rachel Layne March 23 (Bloomberg) -- General Electric Co. lost its Aaa rating from Moody’s Investors Service for the first time in four decades, less than a week after GE said its finance unit would post a profit during the global recession and ... Moody’s Follows S&P’s Lead, Cuts GE Debt Rating Moody’s cuts GE’s credit rating Moody’s Joins S&P In GE Downgrade (GE) |
BlackRock, Carlyle Support Geithner’s Toxic Debt Plan - Bloomberg
BlackRock, Carlyle Support Geithner’s Toxic Debt Plan Bloomberg The Obama administration said today it’s counting on investors such as New York-based BlackRock, hedge funds and private-equity firms to buy devalued real estate loans and mortgage-backed securities from banks so they can raise capital and resume ... |
Time Warner to Invest $241.5 Million in Lauder’s CME - Bloomberg
Time Warner to Invest $241.5 Million in Lauder’s CME Bloomberg Lauder, CME’s non-executive chairman, will vote Time Warner’s shares in the company for at least four years. Time Warner, the world’s largest media company, is expanding in central and eastern Europe after receiving $9.25 billion in cash this month ... |