Sunday, October 24, 2010

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With fingers crossed, GOP and Democrats toot their own horns
Los Angeles Times
Republicans predict resounding victories as Democrats say voters are holding their noses over big-money backers. And everybody is blitzing to get out the vote. WASHINGTON — Republican National Committee Chairman Michael Steele predicted on Sunday an ...
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Dwight M. Jaffee: How to Privatize the Mortgage Market
Wall Street Journal
By DWIGHT M. JAFFEE Despite the Dodd-Frank financial reform enacted in July, the mortgage market remains frozen and effectively nationalized. Today 90% of the $14 trillion in outstanding residential mortgages is controlled by the Federal Housing ...
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Asia Day Ahead: Singapore Exchange Said to Plan $8.2 Billion Offer for ASX
Bloomberg
By Tim Smith - Sun Oct 24 20:05:05 GMT 2010 US Treasury Secretary Timothy F. Geithner expects China will allow the yuan to strengthen because officials there understand it's in the interest both of domestic growth and global economic stability. ...
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Fiat's Italian Business Still Unprofitable in 2010, Marchionne Says
Bloomberg
By Marco Bertacche - Sun Oct 24 16:09:49 GMT 2010 Fiat SpA Chief Executive Officer Sergio Marchionne said the Italian carmaker's domestic business will still be unprofitable this year. Fiat on Oct. 21 raised its target for 2010 earnings before interest ...
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Hermes family in a united front after LVMH buys stake
Reuters
By Astrid Wendlandt PARIS (Reuters) - Controlling family shareholders of Hermes (HRMS.PA) on Sunday said they were not planning to sell any significant stakes and remained united after luxury peer LVMH (LVMH.PA) acquired a 17 percent holding in their ...
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US foreclosure pipeline slows
Financial Times
By Suzanne Kapner and Aline van Duyn in New York The foreclosure process in the US is slowing, enabling delinquent borrowers to stay in their homes for months after they stop making mortgage payments, according to one of the largest lenders. ...
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