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Lehman Brothers (LEHMQ.PK) strikes a deal to buy the 26.5% stake it doesn't already own in apartment giant Archstone from BofA (BAC) and Barclays (BCS) for $1.58B, WSJ reports, ending the high-stakes ...
… the 26.5% stake it doesn't already own in apartment giant Archstone from BofA ( BAC ) and Barclays ( BCS ) for $1.58B, WSJ reports, ending the high-stakes chess game between Lehman and Sam Zell's Equity Residential ( EQR ). But Zell won't walk …
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Buying Mortgage Bonds?
… Bond ( DBLTX ). It is one of the best-performing bond funds and one of the fastest growing, according to a recent Wall Street Journal article . Manager Jeff Gundlach is among the foremost fixed-income practitioners. At his prior employer, TCW Group …
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The "Great Society" in Retreat
… Instruction given in euro working group call on Monday * Greece denies the report ... Europe Girds for Greek Exit - WSJ .com online. wsj .com/.../SB1000142405270230484090457742235258040... 18 hours ago – BRUSSELS—European officials are …
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The WSJ details how one of the institutional investors that was notified by an underwriting bank of cuts to Facebook (FB) estimates, Capital Research & Management, decided not to invest in the IPO as ...
The WSJ details how one of the institutional investors that was notified by an underwriting bank of cuts to Facebook ( FB ) estimates …
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Bond Market Liberates Fed
Anoher WSJ article this morning; LINK . As measured by Treasury bonds, inflation expectations are falling amid heightened concerns that …
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Euro Woes Will Cross Pond
This is a David Wessel article in the WSJ ; LINK . Some excerpts that are subtitles od sections of the article. Europe may be doomed, but it's still big and rich and …
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Bond Funds Work on Greek Exit Scenarios
This is a WSJ article; LINK . One excerpt of the first three paragraps. The world's biggest bond mutual funds are working to protect their …
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PRESS DIGEST - Wall Street Journal - May 24
May 24 (Reuters) - The following were the top stories in The Wall Street Journal on Thursday. Reuters has not verified these stories and does not vouch for their accuracy.
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Morgan Stanley, others make $100 mln profit on Facebook trades - WSJ
May 24 (Reuters) - Morgan Stanley and other underwriters have made a profit of about $100 million stabilizing Facebook stock since trading began on Friday, the Wall Street Journal said, citing people familiar with the matter.
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It's got to be some sort of bottom (or top depending on point of view) when bond fund managers hit the WSJ en masse to talk about how they've cut exposure to Europe and bulked up their holdings of ...
It's got to be some sort of bottom (or top depending on point of view) when bond fund managers hit the WSJ en masse to talk about how they've cut exposure to Europe and bulked up their holdings of "safe" Treasurys. Post your comment!