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Wednesday Headlines: Barclays warns of weak 1Q investment banking results
By Matt Stichnoth,
Minneapolis Star-Tribune: Critics lay into bank breakup proposal that surfaced at Minneapolis Fed
Wall Street Journal: Barclays Warns of Weaker First Quarter in Investment Banking Arm
New York Times: Puerto Rico’s Senate Declares Debt Moratorium
Charlotte Observer: Ally Financial to add 100 employees in Charlotte by buying Florida broker
New York Times: Bitcoin Start-Up Gets an Electronic Money License in Britain
New York Times: An Activism-Shy BlackRock Throws a Surprise Punch
Cleveland Plain Dealer: Huntington Bank buys early naming rights to Cleveland Convention Center before RNC, ahead of FirstMerit purchase
New York Times: Trial Opens for Ex-Barclays Employees in Libor Case
Washington Post: There really are too many stores. Just ask the retailers.
Wall Street Journal: MetLife Tried to Shed Fed Oversight in 2008
Wall Street Journal: Tax-Haven Crackdown Leads to Whack-a-Mole
New York Times: Andrew Caspersen’s Charmed Life, Thrown Into Turmoil
Bloomberg: Global Profits Recession Leaves Investors With Nowhere to Hide