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Spain Pleads for Help

The continuing difficulty that Spain faces in persuading investors to buy the country’s sovereign debt got a little worse today. Treasury Minister Cristobal Montoro told a Spanish radio station that it is “technically impossible”…

Paul Ausick · 14 years ago

Is Bernanke Up Next?

about what can be done to salvage the US economy will be dominated by whether the Federal Reserve will launch a QE3. So far, the Fed has reported that unemployment, housing, and consumer spending…

Douglas A. McIntyre · 14 years ago

Card Issuers Have Some Issues (V, MA)

Yesterday Visa Inc. (NYSE: V) filed a report with the US Securities and Exchange Commission indicating that the company’s total US payments volume fell by -3% and that US debit card payment volume fell…

Paul Ausick · 14 years ago

Talbots Agrees to Lower Buyout Offer

In what is probably just a sign of how badly managed the company has been, The Talbots Inc. (NYSE: TLB) agreed today to a $2.75/share buyout by private equity group Sycamore Partners. Talbots turned…

Paul Ausick · 14 years ago

Germany Says “No” to Banking Union

It didn’t take long for Germany to respond to a report from the European Commission proposing that the European Stability Mechanism be empowered to lend directly to banks. From Market News International: The German…

Paul Ausick · 14 years ago

Eurozone Should Consider “Banking Union”

The executive branch of the European Union — the European Commission (EC) — is set to release a report today that recommends allowing the funds in the European Stability Mechanism (ESM) to be used…

Paul Ausick · 14 years ago

More Key Banks At Risk Of Failing Stress Tests

Stern Agee has decided to “stress test” the new Stress Tests under the Dodd Frank regulation.  The current rate calls for banks with $10 billion or more in assets to get this test and…

Jon C. Ogg · 14 years ago