You are here: Ingter.net | Home
| Financial firms: The hunters and the hunted |
| Tuesday, 22 January 2008 | |
|
When troubled bond insurer Ambac Inc. said Tuesday that it was mulling a sale in the wake of its recent financial downgrade, Wall Street went wild and shares of the company soared. Read more at: http://news.ingter.net/index.php/Business/Business/Financial-firms-The-hunters-and-the-hunted.html. |
| < Prev | Next > |
|---|
Related Items
- $1B infusion for troubled bond insurer MBIA
- European shares rise in trading
- Citigroup stake sale may meet China opposition: report (Reuters)
- IBM impresses with earnings
- Survey: Asia has world's freest economy (AP)
- Wall Street facing rough session
- BofA to gut investment unit: Report
- Inflation pressure on consumers ease
- Intel batters stocks
- Shares go higher despite $1.3bn Morgan Chase write-off
- Kitchen sink approach fails Merrill
- Fed's pledge to slash the cost of US borrowing fails to stop Dow's slide
- Bond insurance fears shake Wall St
- Japan's Nikkei drops 3.9 percent (AP)
- World markets sink amid pessimism over U.S.
- World markets skid over U.S. woes
- Bank of America barely profitable; $5.3B hit
- Wall Street debates Fed's next move
- Wall Street bets on more Fed cuts
- The Fed is on your side
- Wall Street: Still seeing red
- Abbott's quarterly results top estimates
- Pfizer bumps up sales forecast
- US rescue plan sparks Asian rally
- European and Asian shares surge