Today’s Term Sheet email linked to yesterday’s Pre-Marketing. Here is link to latest edition.
* John Kay: Loans to a king don’t always pay
* What’s in your wallet? Capital One buying HSBC’s $30 billion credit card unit
* Accountability for you, not for me: S&P balks at SEC proposal to reveal ratings errors
* Morning Call: U.S. futures point lower, London rises on bargain-hunting, European shares gain on U.S. Fed pledge and the Nikkei rebounds.
* If you haven’t yet read it: Yesterday’s Fed statement
* William Sahlman: Downgrading America?
* Mark Suster: What happens next for venture capital?
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* It’s a first: Fuel-economy standards for heavy-duty vehicles
* Joseph Stiglitz: How to make the best of the long malaise
* In memoriam: Banker and venture capitalist Robert Lessin
* Head-and-shoulders: Leveraged loans now in negative territory
* Thanks mom: Study shows that we inherit half of our intelligence
* Flashback: An AOL stock price promise that Arianna Huffington couldn’t keep
* Tweet of the Day: @ReformedBroker Sacrificing that Smurf on the trading floor today was a good move
