- Fed Program That Calmed Debt Market Faces a Test (WSJ)
- Fed’s commercial paper program 90-days old, and set for first test (Bloomberg)
- Bad news: we’re back to 1931. Good news: it’s not 1933 yet (Telegraph)
- Credit control will be much more intrusive in future (Kemp)
- Nations turn to barter deals to secure food (FT)
- How Iceland went from world’s biggest hedge fund to pariah in global markets (Guardian)
- Britain facing return of three-day work week (Independent)
- Data Show College Endowments Loss is Worst Drop Since ’70s (NYTimes)
- Asia economic weather map (FT)
- Virgin: the world’s best passenger complaint letter? (Telegraph)
- What do we really know about the Great Depression? (Popular Delusions)
- Bankrupt city of Vallejo, CA reaches deal with police union (Vallejo Times Herald)
- 2009 Prospects – Trench Warfare (Satyajit Das’s)
- Man, Cart and Car Mingle in the Beautiful Chaos of Bangkok (WashingtonPost)
- Geithner debt sales to benefit from Paulson failures (Bloomberg)
- Incredible picture from Chinese New Year celebrations (Boston.com)
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