Frontrunning: September 3
Courtesy of Tyler Durden
- U.S. retailers report weak sales (WSJ)
- Weil: Investors find love in $260 billion black hole (Bloomberg)
- Reilly: Banks need to end $1 trillion kick the can game (Bloomberg)
- Ratings firms lose free-speech bid to dismiss lawsuit (Bloomberg)
- Jobless claims higher than expected (Bloomberg)
- OECD joins the green shoots bandwagon, just 4 months behind the curve (AP)
- The driller merger rumors resume: Seadrill now expected to go after Pride (Bloomberg)
- Hotels going for 68% off (WSJ)
- Glickmans dump Corus shares with bank on the brink (Chicago Business, h/t ACP)
- Regulators and bankers must share the blame (FT)
- Greek stocks post world’s largest drop on call for elections (Bloomberg)
- EU antitrust probe to delay Oracle acquisition of Sun (Bloomberg)
- ECB stands pat on rates (NYT)
- Huge DPJ victory leaves economic policy unclear (Morgan Stanley)
- Recent forecasts of government debt (Cleveland Fed)
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