Wednesday, April 15, 2009

Frontrunning: April 15

  • CPI below estimates at -0.1%, down from 0.4%, ex food and energy unchanged at 0.2% from prior month: so much for inflation (Bloomberg)
  • Sam Zell says commercial real estate values doe 30% (Bloomberg)
  • Goldman Sachs and Merrill: did December ever happen? (Dealbook)
  • Hedge fund manager found guilty in New York state pension fund probe (NYT)
  • Playing the second derivative (Morgan Stanley)
  • Yet another bankruptcy watch list (MSN)
  • UBS bleeding to death: bank to eliminate another 7,500 jobs as loss widens on withdrawals (Bloomberg)
  • Robert Shiller: Depression lurks unless there's more stimulus (Bloomberg)
  • Merrill chief of M&A Alan Hartman leaves for Centerview Partners (Bloomberg)
  • Harvard to cut Arts and Sciences budget by $220 million in endowment crunch (Bloomberg)
  • China headline news: derivatives trading restrictions, ad market shrinks, low Q1 GDP growth expected (Caijing)
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4 comments:

Anonymous said...

Anyone else have an office pool betting that TD is totally hawt?

Anonymous said...

Banks Ramp Up Foreclosures

http://online.wsj.com/article/SB123975395670518941.html

Anonymous said...

Abbott Revenue Misses Estimates on Generics, Economy

http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601103&sid=amuQHYRPoVoI&refer=us

Anonymous said...

"Depression Lurks Unless There’s More Stimulus: Robert Shiller"

I wonder if he had to pay a birth tax for his new ETF....

The Tax: Talk up more more stimulus.