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Japan Banks: Financial Winners & Losers 11/20/2009

Yesterday's bloodbath in the financial sector continues on Friday, but Lazard and Morgan Stanley are no longer leading the retreat, while the sun rose today on some big name Japanese financials in a big way. At TheStreet.com

Homebuilder Losers: Horton Hears a Boo 11/20/2009

D.R. Horton's weak earnings sent shares of homebuilders tumbling all day, wiping out much of the gains racked up in the sector since Toll Brothers reported positive numbers two weeks ago. At TheStreet.com

IPOs: Archipelago, 7 Days Gain 11/20/2009

... At Wall Street Journal

Greedy Goldman Gets A Talking To 11/20/2009

Shareholders tell the bank to give back ... to them. At Forbes

Financial Winners & Losers: Ohio Banks 11/19/2009

All the big banks tumble in trading, while nimble Ohio regional banks and insurers manage to buck the trend of a financial services sector limping to the market close today... At TheStreet.com

Analyst Date Night: Honey, Let's Hit That BofA Protest 11/19/2009

... At Wall Street Journal

Morning Movers: Miners, Movers and Builders Decline 11/19/2009

... At Barron's

The ARS Party Continues: Wells Fargo to Reimburse Investors $1.4B 11/19/2009

... At Wall Street Journal

Barclays Enters the Twilight Zone 11/18/2009

... At Wall Street Journal

Farewell to Wall St.'s decade of hubris 11/18/2009

The era will be remembered for 2 burst financial bubbles and a rogue's gallery of scoundrels who rewarded themselves well and delivered very little. MSN Money

Wells Sees $150M ARS-Related Charge 11/18/2009

Wells Fargo reached a settlement with regulators to resolve questions about its marketing of auction rate securities, agreeing to buy back roughly $1.4 billion of the securities from eligible investors. At TheStreet.com

Mean Street: Don't Apologize for Anything, Goldman Sachs 11/18/2009

... At Wall Street Journal

ECB's Trichet: insurers need sufficient capital 11/18/2009

FRANKFURT (AP) - European Central Bank President Jean-Claude Trichet on Wednesday urged European insurers and pension funds to have sufficient capital on hand, stressing they are "systemically important" to the financial system. Associated Press

Citi, Goldman Lead Deleveraging Race 11/17/2009

Citigroup and Goldman Sachs have made the best progress in reducing leverage from historical norms, according to an analysis by JMP Securities analyst Michael Hecht. At TheStreet.com

Banks Out to Woo Hedge-Fund Clients Again 11/16/2009

... At Wall Street Journal

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