- Breaking news: Military coup in Honduras, President Manuel Zelaya deposed (Sky News)
- Louis Gerstner criticizes choice of Steve Rattner for auto task force czar (Bloomberg)
- Plunge in Dubai biggest property developer Emaar leads to index collapse (Bloomberg)
- Porsche rejects Volkswagen ultimatum, hope you loaded up on CDS (Marketwatch)
- GM to cover future product-liability claims (WSJ) [Yet the Supreme Court had no qualms overruling an objection in the Chrysler sale based on just this issue.]
- The collapse of residential real estate in China (Reuters, h/t Steven)
- Novartis in talks to buy Elan (Reuters)
- Iran arrests British embassy employees over UK protests (Bloomberg)
- Four Seasons: the quandary of ultra luxury caught in a depression (NYT) Delinquencies on US Auto-backed securities jump 22% (Research Recap) 7 habits of highly suspicious hedge funds (Rick Bookstabber)
- Most expensive real estate markets in the world: follow the commodity bubble (Infectious Greed)
- First Nigaz, now Bengaz (Bloomberg)
- Investor Sentiment: Summer Doldrums (Technical Take)
- House members engaged in potential insider trading (The Plain Dealer, h/t E)\
- Very, very wrong and very, very off topic (YouTube)
- Chartology:
Sunday, June 28, 2009
Weekend Reading
Posted by
Tyler Durden
at
10:55 AM
A personal thanks to the over 350 people (and growing... Zero Hedge record) who have taken the time to share their thoughts on the Paging the SEC post.
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