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ROH Could Close This Week, "Smart Money" Buys Into Distressed Energy Co's

Energy smart money buys into distressed Sandridge. (SD) Chesapeake Energy (CHK) also gets a dose of cash by selling assets to the same smart money.

Student loans a bright spot in lending, with lots of liquidity due to quick thinking US policy.

GE Capital begins $10bn debt sale of FDIC backed debt. Interesting to see how this goes.

Great detailed chart tracking where the bailout funds are going so far. 1/2 dedicated, 1/2 to go.

DOW could close ROH deal this week. The $78 price rises if the deal isn't closed by this Saturday, meaning more to negotiate down. ROH currently at $63.8. UPDATE: Second related link.

January 06, 2009 in Misc. |

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