Ford Motor Credit sells $1 billion notes

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Ford Motor Credit (FMC) sold $1 billion of debt in a two part offering. The details of these credit notes are discussed. FMC is a finance arm of Ford Motors. A comparison of the performance of bonds issued by General Motors and Ford Motors is also presented. General Motors recently announced a cost-cutting agreement with its labor union, and Ford Motors is expected to follow the suit. Other high-yield issues in October, 2005, like $730 million of gaming division bonds issued by Seminol Tribe of Florida are also discussed.

United States, Consumer Lending, Personal credit institutions, Consumer Finance Institutions, Consumer finance companies, Comparative analysis, Ford Motor Credit Co., Securities offerings

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Taiwan screen maker issues $54 million

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The global depositary receipts of Wintek, the Taiwan based maker of modules and flat-screen liquid crystal displays are on Seaq International and are listed on the Luxembourg Stock Excahange.

Taiwan, Computer peripherals industry

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Satellite operator issues $2.55 billion of notes

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Intelsat Bermuda sold $2.55 billion of notes in the biggest US high-yield debt since July 2003. A group of private-equity firms is buying the global satellite operator for $3 billion.

Telephone communications, exc. radio, Communication services, not elsewhere classified, Bermuda, Usage, Satellite communications services industry, Junk bonds, Intelsat (Bermuda) Ltd.

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