Archive for October 22nd, 2009

TARP Overseer Warren On Morning Joe: Wall Street Execs "Arrogant," "Cozy"

SCARBOROUGH: Let’s look at a full screen and have you tell us what’s going on here. Citigroup borrowed $387 billion they haven’t paid anything back.

With Windows 7 launched, advisers can start checking for compatibility using new Microsoft website


 
 Microsoft Corp. today officially launched its Windows 7 operating system to the masses.

Credit Suisse makes $2.4 billion profit in Q3


 
 Swiss bank Credit Suisse Group reported net profit of 2.4 billion Swiss francs ($2.4 billion) for the third quarter, helped by strong returns on financial market trading and investment banking. Thursday’s figures beat analysts’ predictions and vastly improved on a 1.26 billion franc loss during the same period a year ago, but doubts about the durability of the good results appeared to depress the stock price. The bank said it had strengthened its capital base, shown strong profit margins and attracted new businees.

Legg Mason, despite asset dip, posts profit


 
 Asset manager Legg Mason Inc. on Thursday posted a profit for the second quarter in contrast to a year-ago loss as it cut costs and took smaller charges. But the company also reported significant drop in revenue and assets under management

Rick Smith: Great to Good: How Promotions Can Derail a Career

Want to take your career from Great to Good? It’s simple: get promoted… in the wrong direction

New jobless claims rise more than expected to 531K

WASHINGTON — The number of newly laid-off workers filing claims for jobless benefits rose more than expected last week, as employers remain reluctant to hire even with the economy showing signs of recovery. Claims had fallen in five out of the previous six weeks and most economists expect that trend to continue, but at a slow pace, as jobs remain scarce.

Healthcare M&A Activitiy: Three Healthcare Small Caps Primed For Takeovers

Healthcare M&A Activitiy: Three Healthcare Small Caps Primed For Takeovers by Louis Basenese , Small Cap & Special Situations Expert Thursday, October 22, 2009: Issue #1121 With the healthcare debate still raging in Washington, this should shock you… Healthcare mergers and acquisition (M&A) activity is at an all-time high. You’d think with so much uncertainty surrounding the future of the industry, the dealmakers would be as lonely as a geek on prom night. But that’s just not so.

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