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Some of today’s many stories from Counterparties.com. Now with extra underlinks! Check it out.
“War games” – How companies are already contingency planning for a Euro breakup — Reuters
Ex-NOTW editor: “You have to be cleverer than the criminals” — Guardian
S&P cuts ratings for all “Big Six” banks — WSJ Marketbeat
RIM is apparently willing to have its customers use better phones made by competitors — WSJ
$200 million from MF Global’s customers turns up at British JP Morgan Chase — Dealbook
George Packer paints a great portrait of one occupier of Wall Street — New Yorker
John Heilemann: Is 2012 the same as 1968? — New York
Keith Gessen writes about his arrest in New York City — New Yorker
Thomas H. Lee is looking at buying out Yahoo’s US business — Reuters
And the Little Printer That Couldn’t Do Anything – BergCloud
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From John Heilemann’s piece: “Amazingly enough, many of them were surprised when I pointed out that the demonstrations in Chicago in 1968 occurred at the Democratic, not Republican, convention, and helped to shatter Humphrey’s base.” Perhaps the OWSers should demand a rebate for the US history classes they took in college.
The 1920s style piano music in the Little Printer ad is highly appropriate.