Highest Since 2008
Mercenary Links Roundup for Thursday, March 31st (below the jump).
03-31 Thursday
- Oil climbs to highest since 2008 on Libya conflict
- Gas Prices Show 7th Consecutive Weekly Increase, Not Just Middle East
- Oil prices still consistent with past recessionary levels
- Shell, Petrofac Sign Deal to Upgrade Iraq Oil Field – WSJ.com
- Wal-Mart CEO Bill Simon expects inflation – USATODAY.com
- Euro-Zone Inflation Rate Hits 29-Month High – WSJ.com
- Gaddafi’s glamorous blonde lawyer daughter joins soldiers on the front line
- Libya-Owned Bank Drew at Least $5 Billion From Fed – Bloomberg
- Setbacks in Portugal and Ireland Renew Worry Over Debt Crisis
- Deficits in Regions Compound Fears About Spain – NYTimes.com
- Ireland says banks need further 24 billion euros | Reuters
- Irish Banks Move Toward Nationalization – WSJ.com
- Uneven Nature of Recovery Highlighted in Europe – NYTimes.com
- Heading for a double dip – CSMonitor.com
- European banks big Fed borrowers in 2008 crisis | Reuters
- Fed Release Looks Through Bernanke’s Eyes at Emergency – Bloomberg
- Minneapolis Fed President Sees Higher Rates by Year End – WSJ.com
- Why Friday’s Jobs Report Is So Critical – TheStreet
- SRS concrete pump heading to Japan nuclear site | The Augusta Chronicle
- Radiation Detected in Plant Groundwater – WSJ.com
- Cellphone Radiation May Alter Your Brain. Let’s Talk. – NYTimes.com
- Downfall of Tepco May Hurt Nuclear Sales at Toshiba, Hitachi – Bloomberg
- Japan to take control of Tokyo Electric Power: report | Reuters
- Because of Japan’s Problems, Auto Dealers See Trouble in Meeting Demand
- Sour Economy and Multiple New Crises Test Japan’s Young – NYTimes.com
- How Japan’s Earthquake Will Shake the World_English_Caixin
- Hugh Hendry’s Latest Argument For Why Monetization Will Continue
- Sokol Departure Spotlights Challenge of Succession – WSJ.com
- Berkshire’s Sokol defiant on personal profit-seeking | Reuters
- Geithner Calls for Rate Flexibility; China Ducks Yuan Issue – WSJ.com
- Jump in inflation spurs euro
- The best alternative to a new global currency?
- Australia Boom Pays Men Without Degree More Than Bernanke – Bloomberg
- U.S. Corn Acres Seen Expanding to Second-Largest Since 1944 on Price Rally
- Corn Planting to Surge as Farmers Chase High Prices – WSJ.com
- High Grain Prices Here to Stay – WSJ.com
- Microsoft Accusing Google of Antitrust Violations – NYTimes.com
- Google Losing Ground in China, a Year After Move of Search Services
- GE defends itself in U.S. tax flare-up | Reuters
- United States and Britain Differ on Bank Capital Rules
- Subprime Bonds Are Back – WSJ.com
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