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InBev buys an American icon and IndyMac falls. Today's top videos recap the highlights.
Fate of Fannie & Freddie
“Lets recognize that this housing crisis was and is much deeper in some parts of the country than others and there’s a very direct relationship in most afflicted regions to bad lending practices. It’s no surprise to us, for example, that some of those communities with the largest over hang and the largest foreclosure rates tend to be those same communities that were the heart of the problem in 1990 with the savings and loan crisis.”
—Abby Joseph-Cohen, Goldman Sachs Sr. Investment Strategist
Deal On Tap
“All along we told you about the power behind written consent. That really was the key weapon here in InBev’s Arsenal and the one that ultimately deployed to great effect…Friendly talks ensure, you get a deal, and you get a deal that calms some nerves on the Anheuser-Busch [BUD
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—David Faber, Faber Report
Saving Fannie & Freddie
“I think this is a case where Fannie [FNM
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—Rep.(D-Mass.) Barney Frank, Chairman of the House Financial Services
Stop Trading, Listen to Cramer!
“I would emphasize that everyone in the game knew that IndyMac [IMB
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—Jim Cramer, Mad Money
Maria's Market Message
“Activist and investor Carl Ichan blasting Yahoo [YHOO
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—Melissa Lee, Closing Bell
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