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2008/08/29

Wall Street's Big Sell-Off

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August 29, 2008
 

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NEWS  THIS WEEK'S TOP STORY

Wall Street's Big Sell-Off
Even after deep discounting, Lehman Brothers' assets may go without buyers. Is an S&L-style bailout in the offing?


  MORE TOP STORIES
MARKET SNAPSHOT
Stocks to Open Lower
Dell posted weak earnings. Tropic Storm Gustav threatens to boost oil prices

NEWS ANALYSIS
Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac: A Damage Report
Amid the buzz surrounding a potential bailout, BusinessWeek asks how much the mortgage giants' fall from grace has cost market players—and what losses lie ahead

INSIDE WALL STREET
Set for a New Round at GameStop
Also featured: Vale do Rio Doce and Sangamo BioSciences

THE WEEK AHEAD
Vital Signs: Will Employment Get Worse?
On deck: employment report, ISM indexes for manufacturing and nonmanufacturing, construction spending, car sales, productivity

INDUSTRY IN FOCUS • From S&P
Retailers: Back-to-School Outlook
S&P analysts expect to see more trading down and focus on value. Favored stocks include Wal-Mart and Best Buy

GENE MARCIAL'S STOCK PICKS
Marcial: Behind General Dynamics' Soaring Stock
The defense contractor is in demand globally for its private jets. It's also landing new orders for military equipment and finding companies to buy

TOP NEWS
Credit-Card Rage
Debt-strapped consumers vent their frustration with banks as they root for new rules to rein in card rates and fees

INVESTING
A New Front for Defense Contractors
Whatever the outcome of the November Presidential contest, industry players could face some significant changes. Here's what to expect

SAM STOVALL'S SECTOR WATCH • From S&P
Travel Stocks: Don't Book Now
S&P's Sam Stovall says the Hotels, Resort & Cruise Lines index has poor price outlook and that travel's fundamentals are negative

TECH KNOWLEDGE • From S&P
Computer Hardware: Recession-Proof?
Demand for PCs is holding up even as the U.S. economy slumps, says S&P analyst Tom Smith

YOUR MONEY • From S&P
The Vacation-Home Dilemma
The soft economy may be prompting thoughts of dumping that second home, but there are plenty of reasons to consider renting it out instead

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MUTUAL FUND SCOREBOARD
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