US Stock Futures Lower; Fears Of Greek Default Remain Worrisome
Oil Drops to Four-Month Low, Trades Below 200-Day Average on Europe Crisis
Japan Yosano: Europe debt woes cloud export outlook
Tech Firms’ Workers Sell Shares, Fearing a Bubble Will BurstBy MIGUEL HELFT (NYT)Employees and investors at dozens of hot start-ups have sold hundreds of millions of dollars’ worth of shares.
Money market funds are sitting on $360 billion worth of European bank short-term debt, leaving open a way for Greek turmoil to play havoc in the United States.
Deal on Lifeline to Avert Greek Bankruptcy Is Postponed
By STEPHEN CASTLE and NIKI KITSANTONIS
European finance ministers failed to agree on 12 billion euros in financial aid for the Athens government.
At New Network, Olbermann Sets Sights on MSNBC
By BRIAN STELTER
MSNBC will have some competition on the left as Keith Olbermann and a raft of contributors join Current TV.
Small Group Rode LinkedIn to Big Payday
By NELSON D. SCHWARTZ
LinkedIn's debut illustrates how insiders can get rich in the social networking bonanza.
Beijing's Strange Composure in the Face of Crises
With unrest in the south, inflation refusing to subside and the nation's wealthy fleeing overseas, why aren't China's leaders more distressed?
http://blogs.wsj.com/chinarealtime/?p=13948?mod=djemChinaRTR_t
With unrest in the south, inflation refusing to subside and the nation's wealthy fleeing overseas, why aren't China's leaders more distressed?
http://blogs.wsj.com/chinarealtime/?p=13948?mod=djemChinaRTR_t
Five Myths About Business in China
Professor John Quelch of the China Europe International Business School (CEIBS), one of the leading business schools in China, reveals five common myths about doing business in China.
http://blogs.wsj.com/chinarealtime/?p=13946?mod=djemChinaRTR_t
Professor John Quelch of the China Europe International Business School (CEIBS), one of the leading business schools in China, reveals five common myths about doing business in China.
http://blogs.wsj.com/chinarealtime/?p=13946?mod=djemChinaRTR_t
Can China Hold its Own in Competitive Eating?
In the 2008 Beijing Olympics, China proved it's moving up in the sporting world. But there's one competition in which China's traditional rivals, the U.S. and Japan, still clearly dominate.
http://blogs.wsj.com/chinarealtime/?p=13941?mod=djemChinaRTR_t
In the 2008 Beijing Olympics, China proved it's moving up in the sporting world. But there's one competition in which China's traditional rivals, the U.S. and Japan, still clearly dominate.
http://blogs.wsj.com/chinarealtime/?p=13941?mod=djemChinaRTR_t
Chinese Leaders Laud 'Red' Campaign
A rising Communist Party star's campaign in praise of Chairman Mao has earned plaudits from party chieftains.
http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052702303936704576395621087173648.html?mod=djemChinaRTR_t
A rising Communist Party star's campaign in praise of Chairman Mao has earned plaudits from party chieftains.
http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052702303936704576395621087173648.html?mod=djemChinaRTR_t
Hungry China Shops in Argentina
Chinese companies are investing in Argentina as Beijing expands its global commodity hunt from the raw materials used in industry to the foodstuffs needed to feed its 1.3 billion citizens.
http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052702303823104576391621352528138.html?mod=djemChinaRTR_t
Chinese companies are investing in Argentina as Beijing expands its global commodity hunt from the raw materials used in industry to the foodstuffs needed to feed its 1.3 billion citizens.
http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052702303823104576391621352528138.html?mod=djemChinaRTR_t
Inflation Threat to Asia's Rise
Inflated prices of food and fuel present the biggest threat to Asia's economic development, yet governments will be hard-pressed to limit rises through currency intervention, said Bratin Sanyal, ING's head of Asian equity investments. Last week, India raised its rates again to curb inflation.
Sega Confirms Cyberattack
In the latest cyberattack to hit the videogame industry, Sega said an intruder stole the personal information of nearly 1.3 million users of its online service from a company database.
UK's Henderson Equity picks up 26% stake in IPE Global
U.K.-based private equity fund, Henderson Equity Partners, has invested $10 million in Delhi-based development sector consultancy, Infrastructure Professionals Enterprise Global Pvt. Ltd. (IPE Global). It has picked up a 26% stake with the investment from its second Asia Pacific fund.
Highlights of news and events relating to India this week.
Big gold weighing down stocks ETF - Physical gold outperforms
Physical gold has outperformed big gold stocks in recent months as majors face among other things, increasingly savvy investors and cost pressures Friday , 17 Jun 2011Underperformance by gold stocks creates great buying opportunity
The recent poor performance of gold stocks vis-à-vis the gold price is counter to historical trends and now may be the time for a major recovery in gold equities. Monday , 20 Jun 2011Exploding six "Gold Bubble" myth
Silver's fall an opportunity for equity bargain hunters
Silver has fallen 30% recently but the metal is still above its year-ago price and demand remains strong, on the other hand silver equities are down for the year , some of which could represent a buying opportunity Monday , 20 Jun 2011A recounting of the history of Central Bank gold sales in recent years and the banks' positions with respect to the yellow metal now. Friday , 17 Jun 2011
Was Soros gold exit a big mistake?
If George Soros' sale of much of his gold holdings was a mistake, it wouldn't be the first time he appears to have misread a major market trend. Monday , 20 Jun 2011Europe delays decision on Greece, presses Athens to act LUXEMBOURG/ATHENS (Reuters) - Euro zone finance ministers kept up intense pressure on Greece on Monday, saying it had to approve tougher austerity measures before a final decision is made on a further 12 billion euros ($17 billion) in loans. | Full Article
Stock index futures fall as Greek loan delayed June 20, 2011 04:25 AM ET LONDON (Reuters) - Stock index futures pointed to a lower open on Wall Street on Monday, with futures for the S&P 500 down 0.7 percent, Dow Jones futures down 0.7 percent and Nasdaq 100 futures down 0.7 percent at 0758 GMT (3:58 a.m. ET). | Full Article
Second Greek bailout set for July | |
Bradley Davis GLOBAL markets are likely to trade in choppy waters until early July when Europe is to outline a second bailout for troubled Greece. |
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