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| Reits makes sense in spite of property stigma | | Financial Times - 91 Minutes ago | | It should come as no shock that the government has given the green light for pub groups to become real estate investment trusts given the lack of new entrants to the Reit market over the last year. In | | | | Add Comment |
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| Overview: Record oil dents sentiment | | Financial Times - 5 Hours ago | | Oil prices broke into fresh record territory, while concerns over slowing growth and a worsening of credit conditions drove investors to seek havens from risk this week.Crude oil's spike above 126 a barrel | | | | Add Comment |
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| On Wall St: The elephant in the room | | Financial Times - 5 Hours ago | | Fannie Mae, the biggest buyer of US mortgages, this week demonstrated why it is the elephant in the room when it comes to the ranks of financial institutions deemed too big to fail. Fannie, a government-sponsored | | | | Add Comment |
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| Wall Street set for sharp sell-off | | Financial Times - 10 Hours ago | | US stocks were braced for a sharp sell-off at the opening bell on Friday as steep losses at insurer American International Group fuelled credit concerns and the soaring price of oil raised inflation worries. | | | | Add Comment |
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| Stocks recharge in the afternoon | | Fortune - 5/8/2008 | | NEW YORK (CNNMoney.com) -- Stocks rallied Thursday afternoon, recharging a morning advance that had petered out at midday, thanks to some better-than-expected April retail sales and a modest retreat of | | | | Add Comment |
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| Stocks rise on store sales | | Fortune - 5/8/2008 | | bouncing after the previous session's big selloff, as investors welcomed some positive retail sales from Wal-Mart Stores and other chains and a bigger-than-expected drop in weekly jobless claims. The | | | | Add Comment |
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The Short View: Crunchy credit  | | FinancialTimes.com - 5/6/2008 | | In sports, a W is better than an L. The same should be true in markets but a W does offer more opportunities to lose as well as make money. Markets have convinced themselves in recent days that an L-shaped | | | | Add Comment |
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| It's like Elon says: 'Go a little crazy' | | FinancialTimes.com - 5/6/2008 | | Elon called the other day and said: 'I just got out of jail. They locked me up for 30 hours. I'm a mess.' He was depressed about what had happened so I suggested he come over. Elon is a world famous professional | | | | Add Comment |
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| Wall Street wobbles on oil | | Fortune - 5/7/2008 | | NEW YORK (CNNMoney.com) -- Stocks struggled Wednesday morning as investors eyed quarterly results from Cisco and Disney, mixed economic news and fluctuating oil prices. The Dow Jones industrial average | | | | Add Comment |
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| Stocks struggle on Cisco | | Fortune - 5/7/2008 | | NEW YORK (CNNMoney.com) -- Stocks were mixed Wednesday morning as investors weighed Cisco Systems' upbeat earnings and mild forecast, strong earnings from Walt Disney, and a surprisingly strong reading | | | | Add Comment |
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| Stocks poised for losses | | Fortune - 5/7/2008 | | LONDON (CNNMoney.com) -- U.S. stock futures declined early Wednesday after the previous session's rally as investors reacted to a cautious outlook from tech giant Cisco Systems. At 5:17 a.m. ET, S&P futures | | | | Add Comment |
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| Wall Street pulls off a rally | | Fortune - 5/6/2008 | | NEW YORK (CNNMoney.com) -- Stocks gained Tuesday as investors looked beyond record-high oil prices and big losses at financial firms and instead continued to bet that the economy is stabilizing and the | | | | Add Comment |
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| Running out of options | | Fortune - 5/6/2008 | | (Fortune) -- Microsoft thought that by proposing loudly in public it could get Yahoo to agree to a marriage offer it had spurned in private. It didn't work. After three months of meetings, pressure, and | | | | Add Comment |
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| Is your money fund safe? | | CNN Money - 5/7/2008 | | (Fortune Magazine) -- Money market mutual funds are known for being both liquid and solid. Liquid because you can get your money out of them at any time; solid because they maintain a steady value of | | | | Add Comment |
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