Today’s Best Market Rumors (1/19/2010) (AIG)(AMR)
Updated throughout the day. Goldman Sachs (NYSE:GS) will delay its bonus announcement for UK workers until next week. (Reuters). AMR (NYSE:AMR) will seek carrier partners in China if its proposed investment in JAL is turned down as expected. (CNBC) Microsoft (NASDAQ:MSFT) may use its XBox as…
Goldman Sachs (NYSE:GS) will delay its bonus announcement for UK workers until next week. (Reuters).
AMR (NYSE:AMR) will seek carrier partners in China if its proposed investment in JAL is turned down as expected. (CNBC)
Microsoft (NASDAQ:MSFT) may use its XBox as a device to stream movies and TV, by-passing cable distribution. (NYTimes)
Posco of South Korea says that Warren Buffett would like to take a larger share of its stock (Reuters)
Spyker Cars says it is still in talks to buy Saab from GM. (Bloomberg)
AIG (NYSE:AIG) is considering ways to repay bonuses to workers who had incentive deals with the firm (various)
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