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- Gazprom-Ukraine Gas Conflict Could Leave Europe in the Cold
- Money Morning submits: By Jason Simpkins Russia’s state-run energy monopoly, OAO Gazprom (OGZPY.PK), is warning its European customers that a dispute with Ukraine could lead to supply disruptions, as the Eastern European transit state siphons off supplies to meet its own energy needs. by Money Morning
- External links 2009-01-01
- BHP Hungry for Acquisitions, Despite Falling Profits
- Money Morning submits: By Mike Caggeso Despite posting a 57% drop in its fiscal first half profit, BHP Ltd. (ADR: BHP) is looking to acquire smaller companies and assets with its strong cash flow. by Money Morning
- External links 2009-02-04
- The Long Case for Amazon
- Money Morning submits: If you still look at Amazon Inc. AMZN as just an Internet retailing giant, you’re not just missing the point - you are also missing one of the really great long-term profit plays in the market today. Amazon remains the proverbial 800-pound gorilla in the...
- External links 2009-02-05
- Two Profit Plays from Obama's Energy Dilemma
- Money Morning submits: There’s an epic confrontation brewing inside the new administration of U.S. President Barack Obama. And it has nothing to do with the controversial economic stimulus package, or the new banking-bailout blueprint of U.S. Treasury Secretary Timothy F. Geithner. by Money Morning
- External links 2009-02-10
- GM's Turnaround Efforts Make Giant Waves
- Money Morning submits: By Mike Caggeso Under the gun to return to profits, General Motors Corp. GM announced dramatic job cuts and dialed back pay to its white-collar workforce. by Money Morning
- External links 2009-02-10
- China Continues Commodities Binge with Brazilian Oil Deal
- Money Morning submits: By Jason Simpkins China Development Bank, one of China’s largest state-owned enterprises, has agreed to lend $10 billion to Brazil’s Petrobras PBR in exchange for a long-term supply of oil - the latest illustration of how Beijing is using the global downturn to...
- External links 2009-02-22
- Counterparty Risk Hangs Heavily Over AIG Crisis
- Money Morning submits: By Jason Simpkins American International Group Inc. AIG - once the world’s largest insurer - is back in discussions with the government to restructure its $150 billion bailout package for the second time in four months, as the company continues to struggle with ratings downgrades,...
- External links 2009-02-24
- December Home Prices Fall, No Respite in Sight
- Money Morning submits: By Mike Caggeso Home prices continued falling in December, setting another record negative pace and revisiting levels not seen since 2003, according to the S&P/Case-Shiller U.S. National Home Price Index. by Money Morning
- External links 2009-02-25
- China Retains 8% Growth Target for 2009 Despite Massive Headwinds
- Money Morning submits: By Mike Caggeso Citing a healthy financial system and “positive signs” in its economy, China said its economy is on track to reach the government’s 8% growth target for 2009, despite every imaginable headwind picking up speed in the first quarter. by Money Morning
- External links 2009-03-01
- AIG Blames Government for Worsened Position
- Money Morning submits: By Jason Simpkins American International Group Inc. AIG will receive as much as $30 billion government aid after posting a $61.7 billion fourth-quarter loss, the largest loss ever by a public company. by Money Morning
- External links 2009-03-03
- BB&T: Bove Slashes Targets on Falling Shares
- Money Morning submits: Ladenburg Thalmann Financial Services analyst Dick Bove is one of the few Wall Street banking analysts who has been consistently “getting it right” in terms of analyzing the impact the financial crisis has had on that critical sector. As a result, he’s viewed as one of...
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- Sprott: Gold Could Double in the Next Few Years
- Money Morning submits: By Don Miller Respected Canadian money manager Eric Sprott predicted gold prices will more than double over the next few years as the U.S enters a full-blown depression. by Money Morning
- External links 2009-02-03
- Citigroup's TARP Disclosure: Will Other Banks Follow Suit?
- Money Morning submits: By Mike Cagesso Citigroup Inc. C is lifting the curtain on the $45 billion in taxpayer capital it received, saying it plans to use $36.5 billion to fund U.S. mortgage loans and assist credit card holders and businesses. by Money Morning
- External links 2009-02-03
- 2 Cheap Ways to Profit from India
- Money Morning submits: In a surprise to many, India’s central bank has cut its base-lending rate four times since October, going from 9% to its current rate of 5.5%. After all, isn’t India’s economy growing nearly as fast as China’s? And isn’t that growth already being fueled by an...
- External links 2009-01-08
- GM, Ford Seek to Unload Saab, Volvo
- Money Morning submits: By Mike Caggeso Cash-strapped and facing falling sales, automakers General Motors Corp. GM and Ford Motor Co. F said they are actively trying to sell their non-profitable Swedish brands Saab and Volvo. by Money Morning
- External links 2009-01-12
- GM, Ford Antsy to Sell Off Swedish Brands
- Money Morning submits: By Mike Caggeso Cash-strapped and facing falling sales, automakers General Motors Corp. GM and Ford Motor Co. F said they are actively trying to sell their non-profitable Swedish brands Saab and Volvo. by Money Morning
- External links 2009-01-13
- Fed Pressure Payout: Morgan, Citi's Joint Brokerage Business
- Money Morning submits: By Don Miller Morgan Stanley MS and Citigroup Inc. C are about to launch a joint venture of their brokerage units in a move that may be motivated as much by a desire to placate impatient government overseers as by financial imperatives. ...
- External links 2009-01-13
- Indian Government Ponders Satyam Bailout to Salvage Corporate Image
- Money Morning submits: By Jason Simpkins Rocked by scandal, Satyam Computer Services Ltd. SAY is embarking on a massive corporate restructuring, but with India’s reputation as an investment destination and world leader in information technology at stake, time is of the essence and the government could be...
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- Fed Picks Up the Tab as BofA's Losses 'Accelerated Beyond Expectations'
- Money Morning submits: By Jason Simpkins Bank of America Corp. BAC received its third capital injection from the U.S. government Friday, after the company posted a fourth-quarter loss of $1.79 billion and absorbed even greater losses from its takeover of Merrill Lynch. by Money Morning
- External links 2009-01-18
- Schlumberger's Investors Keep the Faith
- Money Morning submits: By Don Miller A massive slump in oil exploration spending pummeled Schlumberger Ltd. SLB, the world’s largest oilfield services corporation, as profit fell 17% in the fourth quarter. But the company said curtailed spending could be setting the stage for a rebound in oil...
- External links 2009-01-25
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