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January 17, 2008

linkfest - 01/17/08: McKinsey, Lewis, Seagate, etc.

Catching up and emptying my burgeoning browser tabs:

• The New Power Brokers: How Oil, Asia, Hedge Funds, and Private Equity Are Shaping Global Capital Markets (McKinsey)
• WisdomTree Files For Currency ETFs (ETF Watch)
• Michael Lewis on those sneaky self-contrarians at Goldman Sachs (Bloomberg)
• We are in an epochal bull market for storage demand ... and Seagate still guides below consensus (WSJ)
• Coupon codes for thousands of online stores (RetailMeNot.com)
• Luxury bag maker Prada is going to IPO in June. Really. For sure this time. Or maybe in September. But definitely IPO. (WSJ)
• My suggestion for contest to name a massive luxury liner: The SS Bad Timing (USA Today)
• Scariest headline of the day: Bush, Democrats rush to roll out stimulus plan (WSJ)
• Credit default swaps look precariously perched (WSJ)

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