In the News: June 26, 2011

Posted on June 25, 2011 by NLObserver Team | Comments Off

Fraud In Chinese Reverse Mergers on American Exchanges — And We’re Surprised? at Forbes
Chinese Reverse Merger Companies: The Auditor Angle at Forbes
Table of Chinese Reverse Mergers on U.S. Exchanges at Bloomberg
China Play May Buffet Buffett at Barron's
The Next Mortgage Bombshell at Barron's
Improving Flows At Franklin Templeton, Eaton Vance: Sign Of A Bottom? at Barron's
MU: Bulls See Q3 Miss A Hiccup; 0.9 Times Book Value at Barron's
MU, SNDK: Gleacher Says Buy On Improving Memory Market at Barron's
Berkshire to Buy the Rest of Wesco; Buffett Shuts the “Backdoor” at Barron's
Pioneer Loses Bid to Block U.S. Imports of Garmin Global Positioning Gear at Bloomberg
Why Some Skypers Are Seeing Red at BusinessWeek
Variable Annuities: Lifelong Income, High Cost at Yahoo!Finance
The Chinese Go on a Global Homebuying Spree at BusinessWeek
The Rise and Inglorious Fall of Myspace at BusinessWeek
Wal-Mart Case: Another Loss for Trial Lawyers at BusinessWeek
The War Over Chinese Stocks in North America at BusinessWeek
FDIC Gives Up In Meritor Case, Will Pay Judgment at Forbes
The Insurance Pricing Cycle Might Be Turning at Morningstar
What Investors Don't Understand About Microsoft at SmartMoney
China accounting scandals put Big Four auditors on red at Reuters

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