ZeroHedge: Frontrunning Nov. 9th, 2009
- Rosenberg: unemployment to hit 13% (Bloomberg)
- Wall Street record bonuses return as Big 3 may pay $30 billion (Bloomberg)
- Tackling the US economic data manipulation: Economists seek to fix a defect in data that overstates that nation’s vigot (NYTimes)
- Kraft makes new, lowered bid for Cadbury (AP)
- Citigroup asset guarantees may cost US taxpayers, panel says (Bloomberg)
- Geithner saying “be like Buffett” can’t make JPMorgan lend more (Bloomberg)
- Slavoj Zizek: 20 Years of collapse (NYT)
- Gordon Brown: How we can restore trust in financial institutions (FT)
- Fixing Too Big To Fail (The Nation)
- A weak dollar does not create jobs (Fox Business)
- Japan tops China buying treasuries after lost decade (Bloomberg)
- Next up: The Sorkin-LC-Whitney Port love triangle and the McSorkin $0.99 cheeseburger; profiling the NY Times journalist (NY Mag)
- The latest US cheerleader: Berkshire says credit crisis “abated” as profit jumps (Bloomberg)
