Tyler Durden
15.10.2009
15.10.2009
Frontrunning: October 15
- Jobless claims "drop" as prior numbers get upwardly revised as always to maintain the downward trend (AP)
- The fixed income and hedge fund monopolist known as Goldman Sachs beats by "less than expected," sets aside less than a trillion for bonuses (Reuters and NY Times)
- European nations opt for dollar issues (FT, h/t Paul)
- This is Jamie's land, this is your land (Reuters)
- PIMCO is the latest on the anti-MBS bandwagon (Bloomberg)
- New rivals pose threat to NYSE (NYT)
- Building the labor force with forced labor (Delta Global)
- Rumormania hits J Sainsbury (MarketWatch)
- CIT said to be in talks to amend $29 billion debt swap (Bloomberg)
- Bear fund managers lied repeatedly to clients, prosecutor says (Bloomberg)
- Steven Golub named Lazard interimn CEO after Wasserstein death (Bloomberg)
- Housing crisis worse on the high end (Atlantic)
- Citi "profitable" after slowing rate of loss reserve building (Bloomberg)
- Gasparino: Wall Street's bonus hypocrisy (Daily Beast)
