Media
Media Digest 9/18/2009 Reuters, WSJ, NYTimes, FT, Bloomberg
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Reuters: If China opens its financial markets it could cause a huge bubble.
Reuters: US regulators may ban “flash” trading.
Reuters: Buffett may control the Kraft (KFT) decision to buy Cadbury.
Reuters: Palm (PALM) was helped by Pre sales, but the company will sell new stock
Reuters: Microsoft (MSFT) will file a lawsuit against “malvertisers.” which are harmful online advertisers.
Reuters: American (AMR), BA, and Qantas may make a joint investment in JAL.
Reuters: The new pay “czar” is out in public speaking about his plans for Wall St. compensation.
Reuters: Citigroup’s (C) Pandit said $100 million is too much to pay a banker like his head of commodities trading.
Reuters: Google (GOOG) will revamp its DoubleClick unit to move into the display ad business.
Reuters: The CEO of Airbus says it faces two more tough years.
Reuters: Symbian says it can keep half of the smartphone market.
WSJ: US bankers face sweeping pay curbs.
WSJ: Household wealth moved up 3.9% in the second quarter
WSJ: AMR (AMR) raised $2.9 billion.
WSJ: Intel (INTC) will move into the “system on a chip” market.
WSJ: GM will help American Axle avoid Chapter 11.
WSJ: The US will file concerns over the Google (GOOG) deal with publishers.
WSJ: The heads of Verizon (VZ) and AT&T (T) say economy is more stable.
WSJ: The founder of Netscape will join the Hewlett-Packard (HPQ) board.
WSJ: Barclays (BCS) faces a long road to health.
WSJ: Federal limits on ownership of media companies are hurting a bid to help Citadel.
WSJ: Mortgage rates are dropping closer to 5%.
WSJ: Natural gas prices fell on profit taking.
WSJ: Assets held by Legg Mason rose.
WSJ: Amazon (AMZN) is expanding its private label business to diversity away from its own e-commerce revenue.
WSJ: FedEx (FDX) was upbeat on its future prospects.
WSJ: Democrats are pushing the FCC to improve “net neutrality”.
NYT: The recovery is accelerating in China while lagging in the US.
NYT: Google’s (GOOG) new display ad program could hurt Yahoo! (YHOO).
NYT: Congress may push medical journals toward new disclosure about authors.
NYT: US housing starts hit a nine-year high.
NYT: Banker pay will face potential limits at a G 20 summit.
NYT: Airbus sees long-term demand for aircraft.
NYT: Swiss banks backed withholding taxes for income from foreign investors.
FT: Citigroup (C) may spin off its oil trading unit.
FT: Japan is moving to cut its stimulus programs.
FT: The SEC is tightening its grip on credit ratings agencies.
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