Tuesday morning links
Tuesday, June 09, 2009
TOP STORIES
• Supreme Court Delays Chrysler's Swift Sale - Wash. Post
• Auto suppliers to seek new government aid - Reuters
• Boston Globe Union Rejects Deal on Pay Cuts - NY Times
• Obama's summer jobs plan: work for 600,000 people - LA Times
• Goldman's "dark pool" gains ground in Hong Kong - Reuters
• Budget knife threatens popular state programs - LA Times
• U.S. regulator: Be wary of reverse mortgages - CNN/Money
• Holman Jenkins’s errors, Part 1 - Salmon, Reuters
MARKETS/INVESTING
• Oil rises to above $69 as investors weigh outlook - AP
• Gold sales plunge by 40% in Dubai, Abu Dhabi - Commodity Online
• Peter L. Bernstein, Explainer of Stock Risks, Dies - NY Times
• India, Gulf demand to put gold in $870 range - Commodity Online
• Why the Time Could Be Right for Gold-Mining Stocks - Holmes, Kitco
• “Fear, Hope and Greed” - Saut, Raymond James
ECONOMY
• High Gas Prices Could Slow Recovery - NY Times
• Krugman: ‘Back at you, Ferguson’ - FT AlphaVille
• The ‘part-timezation’ of America - FT AlphaVille
• Recession won't end until unemployment drops - MarketWatch
• The jobs aren't coming back anytime soon - Time
INTERNATIONAL
• Interest in property 'up again' - BBC
• Stimulus – at what cost? - China Financial Markets
• IMF tells Europe to come clean on bank losses - Telegraph
• China Car Sales Jump Most Since 2006 on Government Stimulus - Bloomberg
• Top Chinese banker Guo Shuqing calls for wider use of yuan - Telegraph
• China's growth to help pull world economy out: world bank chief - CHINADaily
• Europe swings Right as depression deepens - Telegraph
• Germany's Arcandor in bankruptcy - BBC
HOUSING
• Foreclosure crisis spreads to prime mortgages - USA Today
• Is housing market nearing bottom? - RecordOnline
• Price cuts rife in select Bay Area markets - SF Gate
• Home buyers' tax credit can be turned into cash at closing - LA Times
FED/TREASURY/BANKING
• Fed Said to Retreat From Selling Its Own Bills - Bloomberg
• How Sheila Bair is channeling Donald Trump - MarketWatch
• Banks May Need New Stress Tests, Panel Says - Wash. Post
• Fed’s Dollar Lie Called Out by Victorious Merkel - Bloomberg
INTERESTING
• Some owners who used homes to buoy finances are sinking - LA Times
• Detroit Suburbs Beckon Fiat Executives With $1,595 Sandals - Bloomberg
• Sonia Sotomayor: A spender, not a saver? - CNN/Money
• English villagers try to save struggling pubs - LA Times