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Social Security payouts will be more than inflows THIS year, not in 2016 as CBO had predicted; Merkel’s terms for Greece aid are out; Dubai offers Dubai World $9.5B new funding; UBS director arrested for insider trading; Another nabbed in UK insider trading ring; B of A’s new mortgage foregiveness plan; Wells Fargo buying GMAC factoring; Bernie Madoff associate Bonventre indicted; USPS closer to eliminating Saturday mail delivery; Tiger Woods will face media questions on April 5

Posted by WSF On March - 25 - 2010
  • Social Security to See Payout Exceed Pay-In This Year
  • Merkel Sets Greek Terms, Calls IMF-EU Aid Last Resort
  • ECB Offers Olive Branch to Greece
  • Dubai Offers Dubai World $9.5 Billion in New Funds
  • UBS Director Poteroba Is Arrested for Insider Trading
  • Seventh Person Arrested in U.K. Insider Trading Probe
  • Bank of America to Reduce Mortgage Balances
  • Wells Fargo to Buy GMAC Assets Read the rest of this entry »

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Obama administration’s mortgage loan modification program isn’t as successful as they’d have you believe; Dubai World holders might not want to hold their breath for their recoveries — it could take 9 years; Moore Capital’s Louis Bacon is in the spotlight as one of his traders is targeted in UK insider trading probe; Soros bought Lehman claims from Goldman

Posted by WSF On March - 24 - 2010
  • White House Inflates success of Loan Program, Watchdog Says
  • Dubai World creditors face nine-year wait for their cash
  • Financier Is Pulled Back Into Focus
  • Deutsche Bank, Moore Capital Workers Probed on Insider Trading
  • Soros Buys $38 Million in Lehman Claims From Goldman Read the rest of this entry »

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More Galleon witnesses were wired; Smarter money: Just as it was with short sellers, now it’s all CDS traders’ fault’ Barclays wants U.S. retail bank; Dubai World debt talks progress; More preying on Madoff victims; Business Coalition getting more vocal in Obamacare opposition; SEC economist said to be leaving after Short Sale rules conflict; Apollo said to be buying Citigroup real estate unit; Google launches web apps store

Posted by WSF On March - 10 - 2010
  • More Wore Wires in Bid to Investigate Inside Trades in Galleon Case
  • Swaps Come Under Fire
  • Barclays on the Hunt for a U.S. Retail Bank
  • Dubai Made Progress in Debt Talks, U.K. Minister Says
  • Internet hustlers go after Madoff victims
  • Obama’s Health-Care Push Gets Challenge From Business Coalition
  • SEC Economist Leaving Amid Short-Sale Rules Conflict Read the rest of this entry »

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AIG asset sale brings in another $15.5B; Icelanders vote down debt deal; No Greek bailout needed per IMF head; Fed wants to protect credit card holders by limiting fees; Dubai World lenders expect a proposal this week; Harrah’s is extending their debt; Bloomberg wants a soda tax

Posted by WSF On March - 8 - 2010
  • AIG, MetLife Reach Deal for Alico
  • Iceland Voters Reject Debt Deal
  • Greece will come through crisis without bailout, IMF head says
  • Fed proposes rule to limit credit card fees
  • Dubai World lenders await debt plan
  • Harrah’s to Extend $5.5 Billion CMBS Loan Maturities to 2015
  • Bloomberg Says a Soda Tax ‘Makes Sense’ Read the rest of this entry »

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