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Daily Archives: May 4, 2009

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Taxing Offshore Operations A Huge Blow To US Multinationals

The US Treasury needs money to offset growing deficits and the Administration plans to get that capital by whatever means are necessary. According to The Wall Street Journal, the new ...
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Wal-Mart’s (WMT) Drug Addiction Is Trouble For Rivals

Wal-Mart (WMT) plans a significant expansion of its programs to bring inexpensive prescription drugs to its customers which will almost certainly damage margins as its competitors. According to The Wall Street ...
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China Manufacturing Back In Gear But Is Global Deman Sustainable?

China's manufacturing sector showed a remarkable rebound in March. The closely followed CLSA China Manufacturing PMI moved to 50.1 from 44.8.  The gain is the first in nine months. The question ...
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Fiat Works To Become The Next GM (GM)

When GM (GM) was by far the largest car company in the world at the beginning of the decade it had vast operations in the US, Europe, Asia, and Latin ...
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The Economies Of Asia Form An Alliance That The West Cannot

The US, UK, and a number of the large countries that make up the EU began to form political and military and alliances after WWII and these expanded as the ...
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Chrysler Makes A GM (GM) Bankruptcy Harder

The Chrysler bankruptcy makes a bankruptcy at GM harder because the American consumer may only be able to deal with the Chapter 11 of one of its auto companies, particularly ...
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Media Digest 4/2/2009 Reuters, WSJ, NYTimes, FT, Bloomberg

According to Reuters, if the big transportation bill does not pass states will miss out on funds for roads, bridges, and tunnels. Reuters reports that Buffett attacked bank "stress tests." ...
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Asia Markets Rally, Europe Open 5/4/2009

Markets in Asia rallied and Japan was closed for a holiday. The Hang Seng was up 4.8% to 16,290. The Shanghai Composite was up 3.2% to 2,560. In Europe, UK ...
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