- GM sends termination notices to 1,100 dealers (Bloomberg, AP)
- US regulators clash over holding bank management to account (Bloomberg)
- Obama's barbed words worry corporate world (Yahoo)
- Europe economy contracts the most since 1995, at 2.5% (Bloomberg)
- Reaction mixed to derivative reform (WSJ, hat tip JT)
- Derivative danger in Wall Street's shadow (NYT)
- El-Erian: The new "normal" (PIMCO)
- The retrospective massaging of economic data by the Government (Financial Armageddon)
- Baum: Xanax nation beats a panicked nation any day (Bloomberg)
- Five reasons why the rally could fizzle (Marketwatch)
- The upcoming 81% tax increase (Forbes)
- What does Main Street think of Wall Street (FT)
- Birth pains: a news global system is coming into existence (Economist)
Friday, May 15, 2009
Frontrunning: May 15
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