BP Managers May Face Manslaughter Charges
With No Real Government Portugal Faces True Failure of Getting Debt Relief
Siemens Updates Shareholders of a Spinoff From Restructuring
Aussie Dollar Floats To New Highs Against The Greenback
Baidu May See Litigation Over Copyright Infringement
TEPCO Hits 34 Year Lows as Nationalization is Expected
Japan’s Jobless Rate Falls
Lenovo Group May Suffer Memory Chip Supply Chain Issues
Qaddafi Army Reverses Recent Rebel Success
Food Inflation Present in Packaging
Bullish Tone Settles In
US futures are rising. NASDAQ futures are 7 points above fair value, while S&P are up 2.
The dollar is off by 0.15% and commodities are flat.
Comments »Frankenstein Banks Kept Alive by Fed
Asian Shares Recover, Even Japan
The NIKKEI is down a mere 40 and gains can be found everywhere in Asia, albeit small.
The standout is India, now up around 0.65%.
S&P futs are up 2. Crude is down .57.
Comments »IAEA Updates on Fukushima
Japanese Markets Drop as Nuclear Crisis Lingers
The broader Topix is down more than 2% and TEPCO shares are “ask only” at record lows.
For the most part, other Asian markets are shrugging off Japan’s problems with most markets up to little changed.
Comments »Syria: Thugs Collaborating with Syrian Security Forces (video)
Thugs with weapons alongside Syrian security. This is irrefutable evidence.
[YouTube:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vgevCI94gbo&sns=em 550 400] Comments »Obama Wants Regime Change in Libya
In his speech to the nation regarding Libya, Obama defended his actions, sounding almost exactly like former Preseident GW Bush. He furthered his intent to help Gadhaffi’s opposition in order to see regime change in Libya.
No word about the 1 million displaced in the Ivory Coast, thanks to their brutal civil war. Unlike Ivory Coast, Libya has lots of sweet crude.
Ivory Coast has sweet cocoa.
Sarcasm off.
Comments »Alert: Obama to Speak Shortly Regarding Libya
developing…
Comments »News Corp. Approaches Vevo.com About Myspace Deal
Basically they are looking to get rid of the damn thing (myspace). It will be a merger of two losers, indeud.
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