Merrill Lynch puts a 22-cent price tag on its troubled loans (CNBC)

Wind ETFs rely too heavily on exposure to energy and utilities (Morningstar)

Be wary of the 11% yield (Marketwatch)

KKR will go public without the instant payday of Blackstone (Financial Times)

PIMCO will launch its first bond ETF (Reuters)

Where to find value in this turbulent market (Marketwatch)

GE reduces the number of business units from six to four but presumably still uses all Six Sigma (Yahoo)

Ford continues to hemorrhage money (Washington Post)

What’s in a name? Banks grapple with naming rights payments while there balance sheets crumble (Business Week)

Bill Gross expects mortgage writedowns to hit $1 trillion (Bloomberg)

UBS is targeted for its role in selling troubled auction-rate securities (CNBC)

Toyota will surpass GM in auto sales (International Herald Tribune)

Donald Trump, Jr. sets up a $1 billion fund to buy properties in India (Bloomberg)

Bank of America will buy back stock and stick with its healthy dividend (San Francisco Business Times)

Jeff Immelt is under fire at GE (Business Week)