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Monthly Archives: October 2009

Potential Breakthrough in Esophagus Cancer (CTIC)

Cell Therapeutics, Inc. (NASDAQ: CTIC) has announced what may be a large breakthrough in the fight against cancer.  This is a combined test rather than as a standalone treatment, but ...
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KKR Finally Goes Public

KKR wanted to follow Blackstone (BX) into the public markets, but the recession and credit crisis ruined that dream. Blackstone's shares were so badly beaten down that the KKR partners ...
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Value Of Dollar Killing Japanese Car Profts, Could Help The Big Three

The expected recovery of the American car business was supposed to be based on huge cost cuts at all three domestic companies and improved product lines based largely on a ...
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With $2 Billion Profit Potential GE (GE) Won’t Sell NBCU

GE (GE) won't sell its NBC Universal division, at least not at the price levels that are being rumored. It is unlikely that in the current economic environment that GE ...
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IMF Increases US GDP Growth Rate More Than China’s

The IMF upgraded its estimates for 2010 GDP growth in almost every country and region in the world based on its belief that the recession is receding rapidly into the past. ...
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Cisco (CSCO), Unable To Help Itself, Buys Tandberg

Cisco (CSCO) continues to buy companies at a rapid-fire pace. It added video infrastructure and transport company Tandberg to its video hardware and software portfolio, paying $3 billion in cash ...
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Media Digest 10/1/2009 Reuters, WSJ, NYTimes, FT, Bloomberg

Reuters:   Ken Lewis will step down as CEO of Bank of America (BAC) Reuters:   Cisco (CSCO) bought Tandbeg  for $3 billion. Reuters:   The IMF raised forecasts for US GDP but ...
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Asia Markets And Europe Open 10/1/2009

Markets in Asia were mixed with China closed for a holiday. The Nikkei was off 1.5% to 9,977. Mitsubishi UFJ  (MYU) fell further. At the open in Europe, the FTSE ...
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