Tyler Durden’s Frontrunning: May 1
- Must read: Here come the little AIGs. Syncora (SCA) told by regulators to stop paying claims; next up – MBIA? (FT)
- Must read: World Bank bonds shows what happens when governments rush rescue (Bloomberg)
- Must read: Jonathan Weil – It’s BofA shareholders versus everyone else (Bloomberg)
- Chrysler needs 3 miracles to rival Iacocca rescue (Bloomberg)
- Europe to see a summer of economic rage (WSJ)
- Wall Street’s civil war – Banks vs Hedge funds (The New Republic)
- P&G, Colgate hit by consumer thrift [TD:yet everyone is buying metric tons of Green Mountain Coffee] (WSJ)
- The mortgage cram-down smackdown (Slate)
- A Chrysler bankruptcy won’t be quick (WSJ, hat tip Jose)
- Andrew Cuomo’s swat team (BusinessWeek)
- David Souter retiring, Obama will be happy to fill the spot (Bloomberg)
- Not too much to show for first 100 days (IBD)
- Morning humor: Abby Joseph Cohen sees S&P at 1,050 on… valuation (Bloomberg)
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