Research Recap Twitter Updates for 2009-08-10
Commercial Mortgage Security Delinquencies Continue to Rise (Fitch Ratings) http://bit.ly/ZLBIB
Online advertising spending worldwide fell 5% to $13.9 billion in Q2 (vs same quarter last year), according to IDC.http://bit.ly/85sg4
How Social Networking Will Take Over The Living Room TV: Excerpted from Five Things We Want From Social TV http://bit.ly/YWIpM
US Venture Capital valuations decline in Q2, but not as bad as Q1 (Fenwick & West survey) http://bit.ly/eTY6Z
U.S. online retail spending totaled $30.2 billion in Q2, down 1 percent versus year ago (comScore) http://bit.ly/qh8EA
Compensation & Crises: The Asymmetric Model: Guest Post by James A. Kaplan, Chairman and CEO, Audit Integrity. http://bit.ly/8xouE
UK house prices to fall a further 3% this yr before recovering a bit in 2010 (Centre for Economics and Business Research) http://bit.ly/C31U2
Venture Capitalists We Like (The Funded.com version) via DJ VentureWire http://bit.ly/2MNpZ
The History of US Government Corporate Bailouts 1970-2008 (Financial Infographics) H/T FT Alphaville/The Big Picture http://bit.ly/1DFeNn
RT @RetailTraffic Fed Concerned About Commercial Real Estate (Weekend Roundup) http://bit.ly/4u0t6
SWFs Diversifying Away from Financial Sector: Guest Post from Monitor Group. http://bit.ly/AL2pm
Robert Lucas of University of Chicago says financial crisis does not represent a failure of economics (The Economist) http://bit.ly/jcKus
Composite Leading Indicators continue to show signs of improvement in most OECD economies http://bit.ly/RYQLd
The number of people being declared insolvent has hit a new record high in England and Wales. (BBC) http://bit.ly/Zx6XG
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