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Posted by Gwen Robinson on Jan 12 08:09.

Elsewhere on Monday,

- The bond bubble has burst: Investors, ignore this at you peril.

- The end of Wall Street – a three-part video account.

- Go long, young man…

- Smith Barney mathematics.

- CES 2009: Gadget heaven for geeks.

- Amazon’s Kindle is getting close to the iPod wow factor.

- Bank of the United States.

- The last hurrah for cars: The 2009 Detroit Auto Show.

- What’s wrong – and right – with Obama’s economic plan.

- The real Mado.game.

- High living and wild times at the California Avocado Commission.

- Steel Partners, Warren Lichtenstein and his ‘indecent proposal’.

- The UK’s 10 top investment fund picks.

- The economics of deaccessioning in the Museum of Underappreciated Art.

- Rubin To Pandit: “Let me begin by stressing that I have great respect for you and the job you have been doing in addressing…Citi’s complicated challenges.’

This entry was posted by Gwen Robinson on Monday, January 12th, 2009 at 8:09 and is filed under M&A, Capital markets, Private equity, Hedge funds, People.

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