Memorial Day weekend's gone, is there any for the Dollar? | Advantage zyaada
Momentum Days lost too..China and Europe pretty busy..The Dollar? Firstly in terms of other alternates without popping the reserve currency question, everyone now needs to buy some Yuan, some Gold … Continue reading
Meanwhile, China was buying Coke | Advantage Research
China’s sovereign Fund was working at increasing its presence in US companies and markets of choice this fortnight. While news was busy covering the overrun on debt and Volcker’s single … Continue reading
New Owners for Manhattan Real Estate | NY Times
Manhattan has become cheaper since it rained stones in Washington and even as the Senate Banking Committee keeps Blankfein and Volcker busy, the first defaulters in the crisis, the real … Continue reading
The Global Recall Industry | Advantage zyaada
GM’s US bailout and low scores for Dodge Chrysler in the Superbowl inevitably continue the US automakers agenda silently, even as Toyota returned with Prius after the repair work on … Continue reading
Wow, it's moving so quickly | Advantage Banking
From 2008, when Lehman keeled over despite the great show in financial resuts and tying up financing, my friends with a not so intelligent non finance background were full of … Continue reading
More Reforms | Advantage Banking
Are you thinking what are bank reforms? Are you thinking about the Global Impact? Are you thinking about the impact in your county? Ask us and we’ll let you know. … Continue reading
Bank results week: Wells Fargo profits from Wachovia
Wells Fargo used 2009 as a good time to review its national footprint and with Wachovia in its belt used the time to grow its retail presence and cement a … Continue reading
Bank reforms – Obama’s Big Fight
In a big public punch at the Street for the third time in Bank results week, Obama enumerated the new Volcker rule to add-on to the reforms instituted by Barney … Continue reading
Bank results week: Goldman Sachs makes 51% Margin
Goldman Sachs spent $16b on compensation in 2009 or just 35.8% of revenue to record the lowest compensation pay out on the street. Investment Banks like JP Morgan still target … Continue reading
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