Links: 2010-03-09 – AIB’s loan book and China, Japan and the U.S.

| 9 March 2010 04:00
  • AIB has the ‘worst loan book’ ever seen in Europe – Irish, Business – Independent.ie
  • China Blames U.S. for Strained Relations – NYTimes.com
  • FT.com – Gideon Rachman – Japan edges from America towards China
  • Why do journalists expect to have credibility? – Glenn Greenwald – Salon.com
  • EconomPic: Is the Consumer Relevering?
  • Vitamin D lifts mood during cold weather months, researchers say
  • Chilean earthquake moved entire city 10 feet west, shifted other parts of South America
  • Hussman Funds – Weekly Market Comment: The Rubber Hits the Road – March 8, 2010
  • Portugal sube los impuestos a las rentas altas y congela los sueldos públicos – Economia – Economia – ABC.es
  • Theo Waigel: „Europa braucht keinen eigenen Währungsfonds“ – Politik – Deutschland – Handelsblatt.com
  • Hilflose EU: Ökonomen verwerfen Schäubles Währungsfonds-Idee – SPIEGEL ONLINE – Nachrichten – Wirtschaft
  • Federal pay ahead of private industry – USATODAY.com
  • Where Bars Trump Grocery Stores | FlowingData
  • Lehman’s Desperate Housewives : Vicky Ward
  • Blame it on the bubble | Dean Baker | Comment is free | guardian.co.uk
  • Steuern werden um 1,7 Milliarden erhöht – Budget – derStandard.at › Wirtschaft
  • Le Figaro – Conjoncture : La crise de l’immobilier américain n’est pas terminée
  • They Saved the Big Banks But Kind Of Lost The Economy Doing It « The Baseline Scenario
  • Fed Fights to Keep Role as Bank Regulator – WSJ.com
  • States’ Payrolls Lag as U.S. Austerity Sets In: Chart of Day – Bloomberg.com
  • Miguel Barbosa Interviews James Montier – Part 1- Value Investing: Tools & Techniques For Intelligent Investing

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