Wall Street Journal

• Some Corporate Debt Yields Less than Treasuries (WSJ)

  November 7, 2012

  Are Exxon Mobil and Johnson & Johnson safer than the U.S. government?

• Corporates Sell $12 Bln of Bonds Thursday (WSJ)

  November 2, 2012

  Caterpillar and General Dynamics among issuers as credit markets reopen.

• U.S. Payrolls Rise More Than Expected

  By Alex Kowalski, Bloomberg  |  November 2, 2012

  October gain of 171,000 jobs is accompanied by rise in jobless rate to 7.9%.

• JPMorgan Sues Boss of London Whale

  By Kit Chellel, Bloomberg  |  October 31, 2012

  Lawsuit filed in London against Martin-Artajo, who supervised trader responsible for $6.2 bln loss.

• U.S. CEOs Call for Cutting Deficit (WSJ)

  October 25, 2012

  More than 80 chief execs say solution involves boosting tax revenue as well as cutting spending.

• Fed Calls Growth ‘Moderate’

  By Joshua Zumbrun, Bloomberg  |  October 24, 2012

  Central bank says again that rates are likely to stay near zero through mid-2015.

• Two Overseas Banks Defy Dodd-Frank Rule (WSJ)

  October 23, 2012

  Nordea, DBS say they won’t register with U.S. regulators to trade swaps with U.S. banks.

• FX Carry Trades Lose Appeal (WSJ)

  October 12, 2012

  Profits on carry trades no longer reliable as countries cut interest rates.

• JPMorgan CFO Said to Weigh Return to Investment Bank

  By Dawn Kopecki, Bloomberg  |  October 11, 2012

  Douglas Braunstein may step down from finance position in coming months.

• Companies Issue Most 30-Years Since 1995 (WSJ)

  October 9, 2012

  Investment-grade companies take advantage of low rates, investors’ search for yield by selling long bonds.