Links and Reading for July 23rd
July 23, 2009 1:00 pm
Some of the more interesting and important items for July 23rd :
- China’s Succusseful IPO – China State Construction Engineering Corp. raised $7.3 Billion in it's initial public offering making it the world's biggest in 16 months.
- Existing Home Sales Rise – Sales of previously owned homes in June were reported higher than expectations and 120,000 higher than the month of May.
- Oil Moves Higher on Earnings and Recovery Hopes – Oil futures rallied above $66 intra-day as more signs of stabilization in the economy appeared.
- Obama Proposes Risky-Transaction Fees – Cleaning up the mess at any cost. Charge fees, but give 'em 0% interest
- Hong Kong has plan to pay back Lehman investors (AP) – Where is all of this money coming from?
- Buffett’s Berkshire Cuts Moody’s Stake 17% After Seven Consecutive Losses – Buy and Hold, sell at bottom. Good lesson…?
- Credit Suisse reports 29 percent rise in 2Q profit (AP) – Globally banks are profiting from latest rules and central bank presents
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"Buffett, 78, disclosed a 24 million-share stake in Moody’s predecessor, Dun & Bradstreet Corp., in 2000. The shares, obtained at a cost of $499 million according to regulatory filings, split in May 2005. The Moody’s stake was valued at more than $1.2 billion before the stock sales disclosed yesterday."
This sounds like giving spin on headlines to me….
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