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Citi, Wells Fargo suit moves to NY state court: report
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BOSTON (MarketWatch) -- A federal judge has sent Citigroup Inc.'s lawsuit against Wells Fargo & Co. over the acquisition of Wachovia Corp. back to New York state court, Reuters reported Tuesday. The judge sided with Citi's argument that the lawsuit does not raise a federal claim, according to the report. Citi had filed a complaint against Wachovia and Wells Fargo seeking more than $60 billion in damages. Last fall, Citi had reached a deal to buy Wachovia's banking business, but Wachovia was later sold to Wells Fargo after the bank came in with a higher bid.
Originally posted by Hastobemoretolife
****** Great!!!!!!!!!!!!
Both Timmy the Tax Cheat and Berneke support going to a Global Currency!
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Wilbur Ross Defies Bruce Rose in Tranche Warfare Between Housing Villains
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March 24 (Bloomberg) -- Understanding President Barack Obama’s predicament in reversing the worst housing slump since the Great Depression may come down to a court fight between hedge fund manager Bruce Rose and billionaire Wilbur Ross over who’s responsible for driving down prices.
Ross’s American Home Mortgage Servicing Inc. and Rose’s Carrington Capital Management LLC are accusing each other of worsening the recession by devaluing homes and the mortgage bonds that sparked it. In a Stamford, Connecticut, lawsuit, Carrington says American Home hurt its hedge funds’ clients by dumping foreclosed homes tied to its subprime bonds at “fire sale” prices. American Home, which countersued on March 20, says Carrington wants to grab bondholders’ money by blighting communities with vacant homes.
Vietnam Dong Falls Most Since December as Central Bank Widens Trading Band
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You just can't make this stuff up...
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BlackRock's Global Macro Hedge Fund Bets on Further Stock-Market Declines
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March 24 (Bloomberg) -- BlackRock Inc.’s global macro fund, the world’s second-best performer over two years among hedge funds that invest based on economic trends, is betting against this month’s equities rally and buying bonds as a recovery from the worst credit crisis since the Great Depression falters.
BlackRock’s A$216 million ($152 million) Asset Allocation Alpha Fund returned 41 percent in 2008, when hedge funds around the world lost a record 19 percent on average. The fund is short U.S. and Australian equities, expecting them to decline, and long U.S., German, Australian, Canadian, and U.K. bonds, said its manager David Hudson.
“The risk is that the economic recovery disappoints in the second half and that equity markets need to revisit their lows in the next few months and maybe go through them,” Sydney-based Hudson said in an interview March 20.
Originally posted by Hastobemoretolife
reply to post by Rockpuck
I don't.
Everybody's economic prosperity will be based upon some neutral group of people that are from several different countries. They can hold the entire world hostage and we will have to do what they want at their will.
Disagree with those people and they start pulling the currency out of your country.