Corporate Debt Hangover

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By Barry Ritholtz - January 19th, 2009, 12:15PM

via NYT

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Source:
Cost of Borrowing Zooms Up for Corporations
JACK HEALY and VIKAS BAJAJ
NYT, January 18, 2009

http://www.nytimes.com/2009/01/19/business/economy/19debt.html

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3 Responses to “Corporate Debt Hangover”

  1. donna Says:

    Gosh. Same thing happened to a whole bunch of homeowners, go figure…

  2. Bruce N Tennessee Says:

    Donna,

    Some of us just love sarcasm….you rock!

  3. How the Common Man Sees It Says:

    It didn’t take long for investment grade borrowing to bounce back. High yield…..not so much.

    I’ve got to think that this may produce positive results down the road. With less interest going to lenders then maybe all those smart business people will begin to learn to live without them. I’ve got to think some of the hard lessons learned over this time will be very beneficial to business folks and detrimental to bankers. Yes, I am a dreamer

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