In the News: September 18, 2011

Posted on September 18, 2011 by NLObserver Team | Comments Off

How to Say 'No' to Warren Buffett at The Wall Street Journal

UBS' $2B Man, Kweku Adoboli, And The Perils Of ETFs at Forbes

Moody's cuts Walgreen's outlook to negative at MarketWatch

Transatlantic and Allied Cancel Merger Plans at New York Times

BofA Said to Keep Countrywide Bankruptcy as ‘Nuclear Option’ to End Losses at Bloomberg

MetLife Pressed by SEC for Details on $4.4 Billion Alico Reserve Shortfall at Bloomberg

Alabama County Deal to Avert Biggest Muni Bankruptcy Hinges on Legislature at Bloomberg

United Technologies Exploring Goodrich Takeover at Bloomberg

History Lessons at Barrons.com

Technology Companies’ Gender Disparity Seen Hampering U.S. Competitiveness at Bloomberg

YRC Plummets: Brother, Can You Spare 8 Cents? At Barron’s

More college grads file for bankruptcy at CNNMoney.com

Moody's downgrades French banks at CNNMoney.com

Societe Generale takes on the 'irrational market' at CNNMoney.com

How 'Social Security Is A Ponzi' Helped Forbes Win Libel Case at Forbes

Railroads: Cartel or free market success story? At Fortune

More ETFs Should Shut Down at Smart Money

The 1947 Paper That First Described a Cell Phone Network at The Atlantic

Solyndra Gets More Scandalous at The Atlantic

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