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    Subprime Today: Merrill may get $5 bln for Bloomberg stake: report

    Subprime Today: Merrill may get $5 bln for Bloomberg stake: report ... 10,000 workers, at as much as $25 billion. Mortgage applications up 7.5% last week: MBA Applications filed for mortgages rose a seasonally adjusted 7.5% last week compared with the ... More...
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    UCLA Anderson Forecast Affirms No Recession But a Very Subprime Outlook

    UCLA Anderson Forecast Affirms No Recession But a Very Subprime Outlook ... provides management education to more than 1,600 students enrolled in MBA, Executive MBA, Fully-Employed MBA and doctoral programs, and to more than 2,000 professional managers through executive education programs...
  3. thatsme!

    Subprime Crisis

    check the below link people.. its nice with graphical projection on sub-prime crisis
  4. ROHAN KACHALIA

    Subprime pain: Who lost how much

    The United States' subprime crisis has turned out to be bigger than previously thought and has the potential to drag the world's largest economy into a recession. And although there are varying opinions on whether the US could slip into a recession or not, most economists do feel that despite...
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    Who cares about subprime

    Credit Debt Obligations in INDIA – should they be favoured? I must be sounding insane. Talking about an (Asset backed security) ABS at a time when the whole world is bearing the brunt of the subprime fiasco. But then you don’t stop doing things because somewhere, something went wrong. Indian...
  6. pratikbharti

    Sub-prime crisis is not yet over: StanChart

    Claiming that the sub-prime crisis in the mortgage market has not affected the bank, Standard Chartered Bank chairman Mervyn Davies said the crisis was not yet over and it would take few months to tide over. "Sub-prime crisis has been a real shock, though Asian markets like China and India have...
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    CEOs see' no clear signs' of crisis as subprime woes intensify

    NEW YORK: On Wall Street, where the most lucrative credit markets are barely limping, thanks to the worst housing slump in a decade, there isn’t a chief executive officer who will tell you there is a crisis. A few weeks after Merrill Lynch CEO, Stanley O’Neal said, he saw ‘no clear signs’ that...
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