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• Pisani: Leaders Bring Insight on Debt Crisis 
  Trader Talk - CNBC  | Sep 14,'11
  Many interesting comments on the global debt crisis this morning: 1. Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner told CNBC at our "Delivering Alpha" conference in New York there was "not a chance" that Europe will allow their institutions fail in the way Lehman Brothers did. 2. Perhaps the most interesting commentary this morning came from Larry Fink of Blackrock, on our air, suggested
• AIG May Post Loss on Mortgage Writedowns, AIA Decline, Deutsche Bank Says 
  Bloomberg.com  | Sep 14,'11
  American International Group Inc. (AIG) , the insurer majority owned by the U.S., may be unprofitable this quarter on declines in its stake in AIA Group Ltd. (1299) and mortgage- related investments, Deutsche Bank AG said. AIG may post a loss of 24 cents a share, Joshua Shanker, a Deutsche Bank analyst, said yesterday in a note to clients.
• Tokio Marine hires Citi to sell drug company-Basis Point 
  Reuters  | Sep 14,'11
  | Wed Sep 14, 2011 6:30am EDT (Reuters) - Japanese private equity firm Tokio Marine Capital has hired Citigroup to advise on the sale of generic drug company Showa Yakuhin Kako Co, Basis Point reported on Wednesday, citing bank sources. Japanese funds and strategic buyers are among potential bidders, the report said.
• On Third Anniversary Of The 2008 Financial Crisis, GOP Candidates Pledge To ‘Free Up' Wall Street 
  The Wonk Room  | Sep 13,'11
  Three years ago this week, the 2008 financial crisis began in earnest with the Sept. 15 bankruptcy of Lehman Brothers and the $85 billion bailout of insurance giant American International Group one day later. Those events set in motion the spiral that resulted in the $700 billion Troubled Asset Relief Program (TARP). In the Great Recession that followed this Wall Street-driven meltdown,
• Fidelity replaces Lange at Magellan Fund 
  Yahoo! Finance  | Sep 13,'11
  On Tuesday September 13, 2011, 4:32 pm EDT By Ross Kerber BOSTON (Reuters) - Fidelity Investments replaced Harry Lange on Tuesday as portfolio manager of its famed Magellan Fund after years of underperformance at the one-time flagship. Lange, 59, becomes the latest in a long line of Fidelity managers who failed to repeat the success of Peter Lynch, the star stock picker who became
• (AIG) American International Group Offers Notes Worth $2 Billion 
  Stock Market Blog  | Sep 11,'11
  Yesterday, American International Group Inc. ( AIG ) vended off senior unsecured floating-rate notes worth $2.0 billion in a two-part offering. Accordingly, one part of senior unsecured notes is valued at $1.2 billion. These notes were issued at a price of $99.448 and dated to mature on September 15, 2014. These callable three-year fixed rate notes are projected to have a spread

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