December 01, 2008 Stocks to Watch
General Motors (GM) announced that top officials, trying to avert a bankruptcy-law filing by the Detroit auto giant, are developing a plan under which debt holders would swap their securities for equities.
Bankrate (RATE) traded higher after analysts at Citigroup upgraded the shares to buy, and set a $40 price target.
Citigroup (C) working to stabilize itself after a U.S. federal rescue plan and plans to auction off its custodian administration unit in Japan.
Freddie Mac (FRE) plans to launch a $1 billion reopening of its 4.125% five-year U.S. dollar reference notes, maturing in September 2013.
Mesa Air Group (MESA) settled a lawsuit with the former controlling shareholder of Aloha Airlines.
Trump Entertainment (TRMP) said it wouldn't make a $53.1 million interest payment due today on its 8.5% senior secured notes.
Delta Air Lines (DAL) plans to change orders that it and Northwest Airlines placed with Boeing.
Qimonda AG (QI) expects to report that its fiscal fourth-quarter net loss widened from the third quarter.
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