Tuesday, July 6, 2010

Xtreme Copy Catch: Money Headlines

Tuesday, July 6, 2010:
1. Morgan Stanley: We've Seen This Exact Same Kind Of Market Before, Back In 1998
2. Goldman: Our Clients Are Now 'Uniformly Bearish' And Scared Of Deflation
3. Are European Banks Simply Being Allowed To Stress-Test Themselves?
4. Illinois Has Stopped Paying Bills Even For Essential Services
5. Roubini: Europe's Economy Will Stop Growing As Soon As This Year
6. How China's New Generation Of Workers Won't Accept Slave Labor
7. How To Fix A Sovereign Debt Crisis Without Killing Consumer Spending
8. Politicians' Latest Austerity Fad Will Cause The Most Severe Contraction Of Economic Support In Decades
9. $100 Oil Is Coming Sooner Than You Think
10. Think Treasury Yields Are Too Low? Get Ready For Bond Bulls To Laugh Even Harder At Us

Plus, via today's Silicon Headlines:
1. It’s Not That Seed Investors Are Smarter -- It's That Entrepreneurs Are
2. Raising Money During The Summer Slowdown
3. Why Google Paid $700 Million For ITA: 10% Of Its Search Business Is Travel
4. Twitter's Newest Revenue Plan: Daily Deals

Plus, via today's "War Room" Headlines:
1. The Top 8 Reasons Why Your Business Can't Get Funding
2. 5 Tips For Raising Funds In A Really Crappy Economy

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