Archive
January 20th
MGM Selling Mirage to Penn National Redux
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 01/20/2009 21:23 -0500
Debtwire's secret spies reiterate the rumor we initially picked up almost two weeks ago.
MGM Selling Mirage to Penn National Redux
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 01/20/2009 21:23 -0500
Debtwire's secret spies reiterate the rumor we initially picked up almost two weeks ago.
Market in Full Meltdown Mode; IBM Has Head in Sand
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 01/20/2009 21:11 -0500
Financials all over the world received the Friend-O treatment today....repeatedly. XLF financial index hits all time low.
Market in Full Meltdown Mode; IBM Has Head in Sand
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 01/20/2009 21:11 -0500
Financials all over the world received the Friend-O treatment today....repeatedly. XLF financial index hits all time low.
Standard 'N Poor in Full Downgrade Mode: Jefferies and Whirlpool Now
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 01/20/2009 21:07 -0500Whirlpool debt downgraded to BBB- from BBB, while Jefferies goes to BBB from BBB+. S'n'P now only 10 steps behind the back of the bus.
Anton Valukas Named Examiner in Lehman Bankruptcy Case
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 01/20/2009 20:55 -0500
Anton Valukas, a Jenner and Block lawyer who specializes in criminal law and business litigation, was appointed the role of examiner in Lehman's bankruptcy case.
REITs Next To Receive Bail-Out Funding?
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 01/20/2009 19:46 -0500REITs are in trouble. Let me paraphrase that - REITs are in very big trouble. These companies whose very existence presumes significant equity value in their underlying investments are feeling a lot of pain these days with commercial mortgages on the verge of a default tsunami.
REITs Next To Receive Bail-Out Funding?
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 01/20/2009 19:46 -0500REITs are in trouble. Let me paraphrase that - REITs are in very big trouble. These companies whose very existence presumes significant equity value in their underlying investments are feeling a lot of pain these days with commercial mortgages on the verge of a default tsunami.
REITs Next To Receive Bail-Out Funding?
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 01/20/2009 19:46 -0500REITs are in trouble. Let me paraphrase that - REITs are in very big trouble. These companies whose very existence presumes significant equity value in their underlying investments are feeling a lot of pain these days with commercial mortgages on the verge of a default tsunami.
JC Penney Firmly Denies It Should be On Death Watch
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 01/20/2009 18:50 -0500JC Penney just issued a great PR titled "JCPenney Clarifies Unfounded Market Concerns Regarding Its Revolving Credit Facility."
Bloomberg Makes Bold Assumption S&P is Competent
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 01/20/2009 17:51 -0500Bloomberg's chart of the day (below), and the accompanying article is somewhat troubling. For what seems like the first time in mainstream media, someone acknowledges the truth: "The U.K. Government may lose its top AAA credit rating after taking a 70% stake in Royal Bank of Scotland, credit-default swaps show."
We Have A New President - Obama Rally in Full Force
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 01/20/2009 17:31 -0500Oh wait, not yet... S&P down -27.45 pts (-3.23%). But lovely speech there... Click here for transcript
Presidential U-Haul in All It's Glory
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 01/20/2009 16:35 -0500
For all your presidential hopefuls, this is how you move out of the White House. All class all the way. (meanwhile Oath of Office countdown ticker: 18:33)
Presidential U-Haul in All It's Glory
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 01/20/2009 16:35 -0500
For all your presidential hopefuls, this is how you move out of the White House. All class all the way. (meanwhile Oath of Office countdown ticker: 18:33)
One Third of Middle Market LBOs To Set Up Appointment with Cryptkeeper
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 01/20/2009 16:06 -0500
Jon Moulton, head of the cool sounding Alchemy Partners (I thought that was reserved for Paulson and Bernanke's upcoming hedge fund), has said that nearly one-third of mid-market buyouts could fall into receivership (UK equivalent of bankruptcy).


