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The endangered public company: The big engine that couldn’t | The Economist
Is the end of that poster child of capitalism, the public company, near? Hard to believe.
finance  economics  regulation  stock  public-company  business 
4 hours ago by gerikson
Germany borrowing costs fall to zero - FT.com
Germany sold €4.5bn of two-year government bonds at a record low yield of 0.07 per cent, underscoring the strong demand for safer assets amid fears that Greece could be forced out of the eurozone.
The German Bundesbank said the two-year “Schatz”, which was sold with a zero-coupon for the first time, received bids for €7.7bn, compared to a maximum sales target of €5bn.
bonds  euro  markets  trading  investing  inflation  macroeconomics  economics  finance 
8 hours ago by tektrader
US looks at cutting settle lag on trades - FT.com
@fpaulus: DTCC hired BCG to study whether it's worth shortening settlement from T+3 to T+1 or even T+0. http://t.co/cUgt77O2
ifttt  twitter  finance 
11 hours ago by fpaulus
Small Business Planning
The need for different approaches to small business planning has been enhanced by changes in commercial lending practices. Contingency business finance plans are part of an effective small business loan strategy.
business  planning  finance 
11 hours ago by aexbush
Don't Play The Losers' Game - Business Insider
If you're an individual with some money to invest, the first thing you need to know if you want to invest intelligently is that you shouldn't play the Losers' Game.
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yesterday by geira
Carl Richards Napkin Sketches - Business Insider
We're longtime fans of Carl Richards, a financial planner whose blog, Behavior Gap, features his witty take on personal finance and investing.
Richards garnered national attention with his Sharpie-rendered sketches that frequently appear on the Times' blog, Bucks.
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yesterday by geira

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