tyb
'highway to the danger zone' had been quiet for about 36-48 hours, that not normal. Picked up today. A few hot in-bounds too.
he just a patsy, there is no way that anyone gets that size of a position and the higher up's don't know. Look into Jerome Kerviel at Soc. Gen, did the same thing with him. In that example the FRB 'panicked' and cut rates a half a point. Was just a cover story as they planned to do it either way.
too bad my friend out of town, lives in RR
I'm like spoogin' here with all this
>>6747079\
what do you want to know about Blythe or what do you know already would be moar pertinent to ask.
She got turned loose on the metals mkt after her and jamie created the synth CDO mkt.
;)
U.S. judge sets pre-trial hearing next week for Sprint/T-Mobile deal
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The judge hearing a complaint from state attorneys general seeking to stop T-Mobile US Inc from buying Sprint Corp for $26 billion will hold a pre-trial hearing next week.
Judge Victor Marrero of U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York set the hearing for June 21, in response to a request for an expedited hearing.
Ten states, led by New York and California, filed a lawsuit on Tuesday aimed at stopping the merger of the No. 3 and No. 4 national wireless companies, saying that the deal would cost Sprint and T-Mobile subscribers more than $4.5 billion annually.
The Federal Communications Commission has agreed in principle to approve the deal while the U.S. Justice Department is believed to be nearing a final decision.
The companies have offered to sell the Boost brand currently owned by Sprint to reduce the combined company’s market share in the prepaid business. They have also indicated they were considering divesting wireless spectrum.
T-Mobile indicated in a filing on Thursday that its attorneys will include George Cary and David Gelfand, who oversaw litigation at the Justice Department’s Antitrust Division during the Obama administration when there were at least three major merger challenges.
Sprint has filed that its attorneys will include Karen Hoffman Lent and Steven Sunshine of Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP, who have handled some of the biggest antitrust cases in the past 10 years.
https://www.reuters.com/article/us-sprint-corp-m-a-t-mobile-us/u-s-judge-sets-pre-trial-hearing-next-week-for-sprint-t-mobile-deal-idUSKCN1TE2YN
>Remember that. True story.
usenet was a wonderful thing. too bad it was taken away. Some of these youngins' would shit themselves with no graphics and everything done by hand, most couldn't take it.
and after the dos attacks in the late 90's it was, effectively, over.
you are not alone in here anon. some of us have lost most , if not all. of our family due to this. That has largely been choices they made.
Always have frens in here.