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EU ministers meet on Greece but gave little detail of plans; Key points of Dodd’s financial regulation; EU finance ministers: no hedge fund financial rules deal; Toyota: Caliornia Prius incident can’t be replicated

Posted by WSF On March - 16 - 2010
  • Moody’s warns nations to cut spending or risk AAA ratings
  • EU ministers discuss standby plans for Greece
  • 6 key points of the financial regulation legislation
  • EU Finance Ministers Fail to Reach Deal on Hedge-Fund Rules
  • Toyota: Analysis Doesn’t Match Calif Prius Incident Read the rest of this entry »
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Autos, Hedge funds, Politics

Greece’s Papandreou: “”We don’t want to be the Lehman Brothers of the EU”; Hedge funds probed in Greek tragedy; Fannie & Freddie may stick banks with $21B in bad loans; Toyota still isn’t getting it right with fixed cars still accelerating

Posted by WSF On March - 5 - 2010
  • Funds’ role in Greek drama examined
  • Papandreou and Merkel meet today over Greek debt
  • Greek Protests Mount as Parliament Passes Budget Cuts
  • Fannie, Freddie May Ask Banks to Eat $21 Billion of Sour Loans
  • Fed’s TALF Winds Down With Most Loan Requests in Six Months
  • Toyota Gets Verifiable Info On Woes In Recall-Fixed Vehicles Read the rest of this entry »
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Autos, Hedge funds

Citigroup’s Pandit blowing a kiss to taxpayers as he goes to DC for more testimony; Obama still hoping Volcker Rule gets passed; JP Morgan beat Goldman in the ‘09 battle of investment banking fees; Ethically challenged Rangel finally steps down as committee head (now he just needs to get the boot from congress); Geithner adviser plans exit; Nissan the latest to recall cars

Posted by WSF On March - 4 - 2010
  • Citigroup’s Pandit Said to Plan to Thank Taxpayers for Bailout
  • Pandit Returns to Capitol’s Hot Seat
  • Obama Sends ‘Volcker Rule’ Proposal on Bank Trading to Congress
  • JPMorgan Tops Goldman in Investment Banking as Fees Swell 13%
  • Scandal-stained Rangel quits post
  • Geithner Adviser Sachs Plans to Resign as Banking Crisis Wanes
  • Nissan to Recall Over 500,000 Cars Read the rest of this entry »
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Autos, Barack Obama, Citigroup, Fees, Goldman Sachs, JPM, JPM Chase, Politics, Tim Geithner, Vikram Pandit, investment banking

GMAC execs banking despite Ward of the State status; Banking regulation rules deal getting closer?; EU probing sovereign debt CDS trading; SCOTUS may give Ex-Enron CEO Jeff Skilling a break; Ruling says that Madoff Trustee doesn’t have to count faux profits in victim claims calculation; AIG shows you should avoid selling assets in a distressed market; Poll says Toyota took too long before responding (Duh); GM has their own recall

Posted by WSF On March - 2 - 2010
  • GMAC CEO Carpenter Gets Pay Package Rivaling That of Blankfein
  • Deal Near on Banking Rules
  • Dodd wants Democratic support for consumer-protection regulator at Fed
  • Sovereign CDS Trading to Be Probed by European Union
  • Justices Question Selection of Skilling Jury
  • Madoff Trustee May Disregard Fake Profit, Judge Says
  • For AIG Deal, It Paid to Wait
  • USA TODAY/Gallup poll: 55% say Toyota too slow to act
  • GM Recalls 1.3 Million Compact Cars for Power-Steering Issue Read the rest of this entry »
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AIG, Autos

Fed looking at Goldman’s Greece deals; Spain doesn’t want to be in Greece’s company; GMAC bankruptcy could have cost $50B per Treasury adviser; At least $2M pay deal for Harold Ford at Merrill, will it hurt his possible Gillibrand challenge?; Another Madoff big goes down; Steve Jobs rejects Apple dividend; GM looking at 2 Hummer offers

Posted by WSF On February - 26 - 2010
  • Fed Examines Swaps Deals by Goldman and Others
  • Goldman probed over crisis in Greece
  • Q&A: Goldman in line of fire
  • Spain battles to shore up plan’s credibility
  • GMAC Bankruptcy Would Have Cost Treasury $50 Billion
  • Merrill Lynch Guaranteed Ford Annual Pay of at Least $2 Million
  • Madoff Aide Bonventre Becomes Sixth Charged in Fraud Read the rest of this entry »
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Autos, Ben Bernanke, Bernie Madoff, Fed, GM, Goldman Sachs

Changes on the way for Obama’s proposed bank fee?; Could Spain be the euro’s undoing?; National Highway Traffic Safety Administration takes knocks at Toyota hearing; SEC passes new short selling rules; Bernanke expects low interest rates for awhile; Plug may be pulled on Hummer after Chinese deal collapse

Posted by WSF On February - 25 - 2010
  • Obama’s $90 Billion Bank Fee May Be Revised by Panel
  • The Euro’s Next Battleground: Spain
  • At Toyota hearings, auto safety agency feels the heat
  • Hoping to prevent stock meltdowns, SEC passes short-selling rules
  • Fed chief Bernanke expects extended hold on interest rates
  • Hummer Faces Shutdown After Chinese Sale Collapses Read the rest of this entry »
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Autos, Banks, Barack Obama, Ben Bernanke, Fed, Interest Rates, SEC, Short selling

702 banks now on FDIC endangered list; SEC is voting today on short selling changes; Credit Suisse bankers who opted for bonuses in toxic securities are banking!; Toyota big boss on congressional hot seat today; GM’s Hummer deal with China said to be in trouble; EU initiating a Google antitrust probe

Posted by WSF On February - 24 - 2010
  • At F.D.I.C. , Bracing for a Wave of Failures
  • SEC Disappointing Goldman Sachs Amid Vote on Short-Sale Curb
  • Bon Appétit: ‘Toxic’ Bonus Yields 72% at Credit Suisse
  • Japan to probe Toyota acceleration complaints
  • ‘Consumer Reports’ still likes Prius as top eco-friendly car
  • A Tough Test Before Congress for Toyota’s Chief
  • EU Opens Google Antitrust Inquiry
  • GM Said to Not Win China’s Approval for Hummer Deal Read the rest of this entry »
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Autos, Banks, Bonuses, Compensation, Credit Suisse, Goldman Sachs, SEC, Short selling

Toyota on the Congressional hot seat over misleading public; Judge reluctantly OKs B of A / SEC settlement; Harvard economist predicts multiple sovereign debt defaults; Jamie Dimon, other CEOs will break bread with Obama; Allen Stanford receiver suing Dems, Repubs to get contributions back

Posted by WSF On February - 23 - 2010
  • Congress says Toyota misled public about runaway cars, engine electronics
  • Toyota’s U.S. Chief Says No Problem With Electronics, Apologizes in Testimony
  • Judge approves BofA settlement with SEC
  • Harvard’s Rogoff Sees ‘Bunch’ of Sovereign Defaults
  • Seidenberg, Dimon Among CEOs Said to Dine With Obama Tomorrow
  • Stanford Receiver Sues Democratic, Republican Groups
  • TPG, KKR Said to Near Purchase of Morgan Stanley’s CICC Stake Read the rest of this entry »
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Allen Stanford, Autos, Bank of America, Barack Obama, Jamie Dimon, SEC

Discount rate hike a signal of lower bank profits to come?; New Dodd financial overhaul bill coming next week; Toyota president will testify before congress; AIG scotches plan to sell derivatives portfolio; Allen Sanford wants SEC fraud lawsuit dismissed; Blackstone joining GGP bid?; States face big retiree benefit shortfall

Posted by WSF On February - 19 - 2010
  • Fed Move May Signal End to Easy Bank Profits
  • Dodd to Unveil Financial Overhaul Bill Next Week
  • Toyota’s Chief to Testify to U.S. Congress on Recalls
  • AIG drops plan to sell derivatives portfolio
  • Allen Stanford Asks Judge to Dismiss SEC Lawsuit Alleging Fraud
  • Blackstone Said to Consider Joining Simon’s GGP Bid
  • States short $1 trillion to fund retiree benefits Read the rest of this entry »
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AIG, Allen Stanford, Autos, Banks, Fed, Politics, SEC

Danielle Chiesi speaks, claims there’s no chance she’ll do time and says “it’s an honor and privilege” to stand with Rajaratnam; Hedge funds in a Euro shorting spree; Would Greece asking for help send the ‘wrong signal’?; Barclays CEO disses the Volcker Plan; Judge questioning B of A SEC settlement (again), Price at peril?; UBS ups bonus pool by 34% (as its clients pull more money); Mired in Fannie and Freddie; Toyota recalling 437K hybrids

Posted by WSF On February - 9 - 2010
  • Confident Chiesi breaks silence
  • Galleon Tipper Goel Pleads Guilty, Says Rajaratnam Got Secrets
  • Traders in record bet against the euro
  • Greece Says Call for Aid Would Send ‘Worst Signal’
  • Barclays CEO Says U.S. Plans ‘Bad’ for Global Rules
  • Judge Questions Bank of America’s New Deal With S.E.C.
  • BofA’s Price may need to be sidelined
  • UBS Increases Bonus Pool 34% to 2.9 Billion Francs Read the rest of this entry »
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Autos, Barclays, Bonuses, Compensation, Hedge funds, Insider Trading, Politics, SEC

It’s all Goldman’s fault: Front page NYT article essentially blames them for AIG mess (as if no firms play hardball in negotiations….); Never say never: Geithner says U.S. will never lose AAA; John Thain is back now heading CIT; Blankfein gets $9M in stock; Toyota recall fears spreading to Lexus; Argentina debt swap?; Hell freezes over at Google with Super Bowl ad; Health summit to be on TV

Posted by WSF On February - 8 - 2010
  • Testy Conflict With Goldman Helped Push A.I.G. to Edge
  • Geithner Says U.S. Will ‘Never’ Lose Aaa Debt Rating
  • Goldman Bows on CEO Pay
  • Merrill’s Ex-Chief Is Back, Atop CIT
  • Obama to hold televised health summit
  • Argentina Will Swap Debt in March, Pagina/12 Says
  • Toyota Prius global recall fears spread to luxury Lexus brand Read the rest of this entry »
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AIG, Autos, Bonuses, Compensation, Goldman Sachs, Lloyd Blankfein, Tim Geithner

GOP mining for Wall Street donors suffering from Democratic buyers’ remorse; Geithner attacks AIG bonuses; Citigroup looking to Asia; Lazard bucking the less cash bonus trend; NY reeling from lower Wall Street related tax revenues; UK Hedge fund manager banned, fined; More Toyota problems

Posted by WSF On February - 4 - 2010
  • GOP Chases Wall Street Donors
  • Geithner attacks AIG’s ‘outrageous’ bonus pay-outs
  • Citi aims to build on gains in Asia
  • Lazard bucks trend among rivals by accelerating cash bonus payments
  • Greece, Portugal Woes Intensify
  • Cutbacks on Wall St. Are Burden for Albany
  • Treasury offers loans to banks funding community development
  • FSA fines ex-BlueBay manager £140,000 Read the rest of this entry »
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Autos, Citigroup, Hedge funds, Tim Geithner

Goldman bankers should expect to be paid in stock this year; DeTARPing Bank of America sells shares; Citigroup getting left behind; Bernanke has a tough day but probably gets his second term; Feds probed Rajaratnam ten years ago but came up empty; Looking for new revenue, Democrats propose Wall St. transaction tax; More deck chair rearranging at GM

Posted by WSF On December - 4 - 2009
  • Goldman bonuses to be in shares amid effort to quell public anger
  • BofA sells $19.3 billion of securities for TARP repay
  • Bank of America’s $19.3 Billion Is Biggest U.S. Sale Since 2000
  • Bernanke May Get Second Term at Fed Shorn of Bank Supervision
  • Citigroup Said to Need Treasury Stake Sale Before TARP Payment
  • Citigroup Stands Alone
  • Rajaratnam Investigated Decade Ago
  • Geithner says need to cut budget deficit
  • Wall Street Transaction Tax Proposed by Democrats Read the rest of this entry »
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Autos, Bank of America, Ben Bernanke, Citigroup, Fed, Goldman Sachs, Hedge funds

Breaking up is hard to do: B of A having more problems rounding up a CEO; Bernanke said to have support by Banking panel majority; SEC getting busy with more insider trading probes; TARP warrant auctions on tap; Henderson ousted; Rothstein charged in $1.2B Ponzi scheme; Merrill sued; FTC studying aid to news organizations; Poll shows November consumer pessimism

Posted by WSF On December - 2 - 2009

  • BofA Breakup Is New Snag in CEO Hunt
  • Bernanke to defend his record and the Fed’s
  • Bernanke Has Support of Majority of Senators on Banking Panel
  • SEC Steps Up Insider-Trading Probes
  • U.S. Taxpayers May Reap $3.17 Billion in TARP Warrant Auctions
  • GM fires CEO Henderson. The board wants an outsider.
  • Rothstein Charged in Ponzi Scheme
  • Wells Fargo to shut 122 branches in state
  • Merrill Sued by Client in Hong Kong Over $13 Million in Losses Read the rest of this entry »
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Autos, Bank of America, Ben Bernanke, Fed, Insider Trading, Revolving Door, SEC

Goldman Sachs bonuses now said to be coming under assault from large shareholders; SEC must fix the way it chooses who to investigate; Former Pequot guy told his therapist he was fired after he stopped providing tips to Samberg; Tough day at the office for Geithner; Commodities on record pace for inflows; Senator Giuliani?; Oprah waving goodbye to network tv in ‘11; Zucker on Leno move

Posted by WSF On November - 20 - 2009

  • Goldman Holders Miffed at Bonuses
  • SEC told to improve ways it chooses probe targets
  • Pequot Worker Told Therapist That Samberg Sought Tips
  • House Attacks Fed, Treasury
  • Commodities to Get Record $60 Billion, Barclays Says
  • Giuliani Said to Consider Run for U.S. Senate Over Governorship
  • Problem mortgages hit new high at 14 percent
  • GM Says Auto Sales Rate May Be 10.8 Million in Sign of Recovery
  • Zucker Says He Regrets Focus on Margins in Leno Shift
  • Winfrey’s long goodbye Read the rest of this entry »
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Autos, Bonuses, Compensation, GM, Goldman Sachs, Hedge funds, Politics

New Chrysler boss hates long PowerPoint presentations

Posted by WSF On June - 23 - 2009

If you want to piss of Fiat boss and the new head of Chrysler, Sergio Marchionne, put together a really long PowerPoint presentation, or give long winded problem explanations. According to an ex-Fiat Automotive News source: Read the rest of this entry »

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Autos, Chrysler, WSF

Steve Jobs has a new liver; Time for him to step aside?; Citigroup’s most senior Asia exec is quitting to become MasterCard’s President/COO; California’s facing a “multi-notch” downgrade; Two more B of A directors quit; Georgia, NC and Kansas banks fail; GM sale opposition

Posted by WSF On June - 20 - 2009
  • Jobs Had Liver Transplant
  • Apple without Steve Jobs at the helm? Some investors think it’s time
  • MasterCard Hires Citigroup’s Banga as Potential CEO Successor
  • Moody’s warning on California debt stuns state
  • Bank of America’s Prueher and Franks Exit From Board
  • Banks in Georgia, North Carolina, Kansas Closed by Regulators Read the rest of this entry »
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Autos, Bank of America, Citigroup, Steve Jobs, WSF

Video: Steven Rattner is harder to find than Ferris Bueller….(Bueller? Bueller? Bueller? Bueller?…Rattner? Rattner? Rattner?) $GM #autos

Posted by WSF On June - 15 - 2009

Fox Business News wonders where the very scarce auto czar Steven Rattner has been hiding himself and they propose seven ways to smoke him out (Dog the Bounty Hunter, anyone?).  Neil Cavuto proclaims him harder to find than Ferris Bueller. And then Ben Stein reprises his famous “Bueller? Bueller? Bueller? Bueller?” line from the movie, but inserts “Rattner? Rattner?” instead. It’s pretty funny….

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Autos, Politics, Videos, WSF

$5 billion ransom for TARP warrants; Can Marchionne turn Chrysler around?; Fed: downturn moderating?; There’s a new czar in town

Posted by WSF On June - 10 - 2009

  • Banks Fleeing TARP Face $5 Billion Warrant Repayment
  • Marchionne Has Dual Task of Reviving Chrysler, Keeping Fiat Fit
  • Fed Says Downturn May Be Moderating Amid Weakness
  • Overseer to Set Executive Pay at Rescued Companies Read the rest of this entry »
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Autos, Chrysler, Compensation, Fed, WSF

No love from SCOTUS: The Chrysler sale can proceed

Posted by WSF On June - 9 - 2009

It’s over.  No love from the Supreme Court for the Indiana state pension funds that tried to block the Chrysler asset sale to Fiat.   We still believe that the secured creditors were completely robbed.

Late Tuesday, the Supreme Court turned down the opponents’ last-ditch bid. The court issued a brief, unsigned opinion explaining its action. To obtain a delay, or stay, someone must show that at least four of the nine justices find that the issue raised is serious enough to warrant hearing a full appeal and that a majority of the court will conclude the lower court decision was wrong.

“The applicants have not carried that burden,” the court said.

Supreme Court to let Chrysler sale go forward – AP

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Autos, Bankruptcy, Barack Obama, Chrysler, Supreme court, WSF

Auto suppliers want $10B more aid; Obama wants rules spending rules; Will higher gas prices derail recovery?; Krugrman: recession may end this year; New stress tests for banks?; Goldman’s Hatzius more bullish, seels $500B more bank losses; hedge funds’ May gains

Posted by WSF On June - 9 - 2009
  • Auto Parts Makers Set to Seek as Much as $10 Billion More From U.S.
  • Obama Seeks Rules to Restrain Spending
  • Obama speeds projects to create, save 600,000 jobs
  • High Gas Prices Could Slow Recovery
  • Oil Rises as Krugman Comments Spark Speculation Demand May Gain
  • Banks May Need New Stress Tests, Panel Says
  • Hatzius Says U.S. Banks to Recognize $500 Bln More in Losses
  • Citi confirms plan to raise $33bn
  • Hedge Funds Rebound, Gaining 5% in a Month
  • Yahoo CEO Keeps Microsoft Deal Door Open, Shuts Out AOL
  • Some Chrysler sellers start a new chapter Read the rest of this entry »
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Autos, Barack Obama, Economy, Hedge funds, WSF

Fiat has no intention of walking away from Chrysler; 2 more B of A directors out; GM CDS auction moved up; Blackrock offer for Barclays unit; Credit card delinquencies increase; 10 banks about to DeTARP; Boston Globe union rejects cuts

Posted by WSF On June - 8 - 2009
  • Bank of America Says Ward, Mitchell Resign From Board
  • Fiat Will ‘Never’ Walk Away From Chrysler, CEO Says
  • GM Credit Swaps Traders Said to Accelerate Auction
  • BlackRock Said to Offer Cash, Stock for Barclays Unit
  • Credit-Card Delinquencies Increase
  • U.S. Said to Plan Approving 10 Banks to Repay TARP
  • Pimco Says ‘Rate Hikes Will Be Some Time in Coming’
  • Globe’s largest union rejects cuts
  • McDonald’s Falls After May U.S. Sales Trail Estimates
  • WL Homes Bankruptcy Case Converted to Liquidation Read the rest of this entry »
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SCOTUS stays the Chrysler asset sale

Posted by WSF On June - 8 - 2009

Not so fast: A small window of hope has opened that long held legal rules may still actually mean something.  The Supreme Court has stayed, at least temporarily, the sale of Chrysler assets to Fiat.  No time frame was noted in Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s order.

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Autos, Bankruptcy, Barack Obama, Chrysler, Politics, Supreme court, WSF

Indiana Pension funds look to the Supreme Court; Palm Pre debuts (if you can find it); Gas prices > $2.60; Closing Chrysler dealers rush to get rid of inventory

Posted by WSF On June - 7 - 2009
  • High Court Asked to Delay Fiat Deal
  • Palm Pre Sells Out as Sprint Customers Line Up for Thin Stock
  • Gas prices above $2.60
  • Ford to Face Tougher Rivals Following U.S. Rescue
  • Chrysler dealers scramble to unload vehicles
  • Chrysler Legal Releases for Officers Opposed By U.S.
  • Bank of America Stocks Board With Ex-Regulators, Former Bankers
  • Penske ‘a Good Home’ for Saturn as GM Shrinks in Bankruptcy
  • Filene’s Basement Sold to Men’s Wearhouse Affiliate for $62 Mln
  • Weinstein Company Takes Step to Ease Debt Read the rest of this entry »
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Autos, Bank of America, Chrysler, Legal, WSF

2nd Circuit affirms the Chrysler sale to Fiat; Next stop SCOTUS

Posted by WSF On June - 5 - 2009

The stay has been extended to June 8 (Monday) to allow what sounds like a likely appeal to the Supreme Court.

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Autos, Barack Obama, Chrysler, Lawsuit, Legal, Politics, Supreme court, WSF

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