- Was it a sucker's rally? (WSJ)
- Stress testing Obama's facts (WSJ)
- U.K. pub tenants held "hostage" as beer prices, rents increase (Bloomberg)
- Citi using most of TARP capital to make loans (Reuters)
- Ford selling new shares "in show of strength" (WSJ)
- Paul Krugman says V-shaped recovery priced in by market, extremely unlikely (Bloomberg)
- Advanta shuts down credit-card lending amid surging charge-offs (Bloomberg)
- The real problem with credit cards: the cardholders (Time)
- Bank of America to take Merrill public? (The Deal)
- David Geffen offered to buy NYT stake at market, Falcone wanted premium (Reuters)
- Curve watching beats room full of economic forecasters (Bloomberg)
- Is the tailwind becoming a headwind? (Big Picture)
- Bernanke says U.S. banks must test more to identify other risks (Bloomberg)
- More on the smart/dumb money issue (Technical Take)
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