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  • DaimlerChrysler's 8 1/2% '31 bonds tightened eight basis points and its five-year credit default swaps tightened five to six points last Wednesday after the auto producer announced it is cutting 13,000 jobs at its Chrysler operation in North America and could sell or spin-off the unit.
  • Crestview Partners has tapped Citigroup and Bear Stearns to back its leveraged buyout of Key Safety Systems.
  • Morgan Stanley, JPMorgan and Royal Bank of Scotland launched syndication of a $600 million term loan for Crown Castle International at a bank meeting Thursday.
  • Deutsche Bank launched a $75 million increase to Kerasotes Showplace Theatres' existing $100 million term loan last Wednesday.
  • The $2.75 billion term loan "B" for Health Management Associates broke for trading last Tuesday at par 7/8 and then rose and held to trade at 101 1/8, according to a trader.
  • Kentucky Data Link's $240 million term loan broke for trading at 100 3/4 and was wrapped around 101 last Wednesday.
  • Le-Nature has steadily been rising, trading in the mid 57 range last week, according to Markit.
  • On Thursday lead banks Morgan Stanley, Bear Stearns and Deutsche Bank cut pricing on the term loan and synthetic letter of credit for MachGen.
  • An $820 million senior secured credit facility backing the acquisition of ADVO by Valassis Communications, led by Bear Stearns, came to market Thursday.
  • The repriced term loan "B" for Yankee Candle was still trading actively last week after it broke the week before.
  • The $750 million term loan for National CineMedia broke last Tuesday around 100 5/8 before trading up to 101 1/8-3/4 and then leveling off around 100 7/8, according to a trader.
  • Spreads on the credit-default swap of Corus, the Anglo-Dutch steelmaker tightened last week after a report Tuesday suggested Tata Steel, which is acquiring the company, will buy back existing debt as part of the deal.