Write-Offs: 09.22.11

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$$$Meg Whitman Is Named Hewlett-Packard Chief (NYT)

$$$EU to speed recapitalisation of 16 banks (FT)

$$$All Eyes on Bernanke's Next Move (WSJ)

$$$US banks hit by Fed and funding fears (FT)

$$$Bank of America Said to Seek $800 Million in Sale of Pizza Hut Franchise (Bloomberg)

$$$Glenn Beck: I'm boycotting Levi's because of their 'Go Forth' ad that 'glorifies revolution' (NYDN)

$$$BNP Paribas Plans ‘Significant’ Job Cuts at Investment Bank (Bloomberg)

$$$Facebook makeover aims to shake up media (FT)

$$$Dennis Gartman: Wait for Gold to Trade $1695, Then Buy (CNBC)

$$$Watchdog backs down on commodities rules (Reuters)

$$$Is basketball scoring a random walk? (MR)

$$$Italian Parents Reportedly Enlist Help of Law to Evict Adult Son (Fox)

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