Monday, January 25, 2010
Lunch Linkage: Stuyvesant Town turned over to Creditors,,, Goldman's Conern Over The Economy Is Growing,,, Apple Tablet Pricing...
• Existing home sales sink on slated tax credit expiration - Jan. 25, 2010 - money.cnn
• Stuyvesant Town turned over to Creditors - calculatedriskblog
• Owners: $5.4B NY housing complexes go to creditors - finance.yahoo
• Where does stimulus money come from? - Jan. 25, 2010 - money.cnn
• Bill To Tax Corporate Political Contributions At 500% Introduced - consumerist
• Goldman's Conern Over The Economy Is Growing - zerohedge
• The Greatest Risks They Ever Took - forbes
• China Economy - Jim Chanos: China's Real Estate Bubble Is Unprecedented - cnbc
• Fannie and Freddie Are Dead. What's Next? (FNM) - fool
• Apple Tablet 'Isn't Going To Cost Anywhere Near $1,000' - businessinsider
• Plainfield: The smoldering hedge fund - Jan. 25, 2010 - money.cnn
• What's Contributing to Market Volatility? - ritholtz
• Bernanke Gains More Support In Senate for Second Term - cnbc
• Cash Strapped Illinois Accelerates Property Tax Collections - globaleconomicanalysis
• 10 Year Treasury Update From Nic Lenoir - zerohedge
• Stuyvesant Town turned over to Creditors - calculatedriskblog
• Owners: $5.4B NY housing complexes go to creditors - finance.yahoo
• Where does stimulus money come from? - Jan. 25, 2010 - money.cnn
• Bill To Tax Corporate Political Contributions At 500% Introduced - consumerist
• Goldman's Conern Over The Economy Is Growing - zerohedge
• The Greatest Risks They Ever Took - forbes
• China Economy - Jim Chanos: China's Real Estate Bubble Is Unprecedented - cnbc
• Fannie and Freddie Are Dead. What's Next? (FNM) - fool
• Apple Tablet 'Isn't Going To Cost Anywhere Near $1,000' - businessinsider
• Plainfield: The smoldering hedge fund - Jan. 25, 2010 - money.cnn
• What's Contributing to Market Volatility? - ritholtz
• Bernanke Gains More Support In Senate for Second Term - cnbc
• Cash Strapped Illinois Accelerates Property Tax Collections - globaleconomicanalysis
• 10 Year Treasury Update From Nic Lenoir - zerohedge