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88.82
Obama and the Insider Effect
With so many advisers linked to Wall Street, how much change will President-elect Barack Obama bring to the nation’s financial system? That’s the question...
88.2Barclays’ Investors Buy Entire Stock Offering
Barclays said Wednesday that institutional investors had bought all the 500 million pounds ($750 million) of preferred stock offered to them on Tuesday, The Associate...
88.13Woolworths May Sell Retail Arm
Shares in Britain’s Woolworths Group plunged 32 percent Wednesday after the company confirmed it is considering selling its retail business, The Associated Press...
88.03Romney Says Detroit’s Bailout Won’t Work
Mitt Romney, the former Republican presidential candidate and private equity executive, has weighed in on the debate about the troubled auto industry. In an op-ed Wed...
87.86SolarWorld Offer 1 Billion Euros For German G.M. Unit
German solar energy company SolarWorld said Wednesday it plans to offer 1 billion euros for some assets of car maker Adam Opel, the German subsidiary of General Motors...
87.75John Paulson’s Toast to His Firm’s Fortunes
Most hedge funds these days are spending their time crying over their losses — when they’re not shutting down. But John A. Paulson instead was celebratin...
87.71What Securitization Problem?
From Joe Nocera at Executive Suite: I got a call on Monday from Sheila Bair, the chairman of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, and Michael H. Krimminger, the ...
87.7Icahn Takes Stake in Another Drug Maker
Carl C. Icahn can’t seem to get enough of drug companies. The activist investor has acquired a 1.3-million-share stake in Exelisis, a San Francisco-based drug m...
87.61Wall Street Said to Turn Cold Shoulder to Cuomo Party
Andrew M. Cuomo is turning 51 in two weeks. But Wall Street executives don’t seem eager to bring him presents, despite being invited to his party. The New York ...
87.6Babcock Races to Restructure Under Heavy Pressure
Babcock & Brown, the struggling Australian infrastructure investment firm, said that it will cut more jobs, sell more assets and restructure its businesses to avo...
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87.43
Grand Canyon Cuts I.P.O. Price Range
Grand Canyon Education, one of the few companies to brave the market for initial public offerings in recent weeks, lowered the expected price range for its upcoming st...
87.37Detroit Chiefs Plead for Aid, to Little Avail
The heads of the Big Three automakers of Detroit pleaded on Tuesday for emergency government aid to stave off potential collapse, but after four hours of testimony, i...
87.36Nomura C.E.O. Looks for Tansformation in Lehman Deal
The head of Nomura Holdings, Japan’s biggest brokerage, is seeking nothing less than a ‘’new Nomura” through its purchase of parts of Lehman B...
87.32In Win for Funds, Carrefour Ousts Its Chief Executive
In a win for a consortium of powerful investors after months of speculation, French retail giant Carrefour said Tuesday that it would replace José Luis Durán as its ...
87.28Lloyds Shareholders to Vote on HBOS Deal
Union members and the public protested outside a meeting on Wednesday where shareholders of Lloyds Group TSB are due to vote on the government-brokered takeover of riv...
87.22Wagoner Pleads His Case for Aid (in Print)
After trying to convince Congress to open its purse, General Motors chief Rick Wagoner also pleaded his case in the pages of The Wall Street Journal. Mr. Wagoner, who...
87.16Convertible Debt Is Hanging Heavy
Technology companies have issued gobs of convertible debt to raise financing in recent years. These securities, loans that convert to equity, are starting to come due,...
87.11U.S. Chief Executives Call for $300 Billion Stimulus
Chief executives of leading U.S. companies called for a fiscal stimulus package worth at least $300 billion and urged President-elect Barack Obama to swiftly name his ...
86.91Now Comes the Hard Part for Yahoo
There’s a new parlor game in Silicon Valley: guessing who will replace Jerry Yang at the helm of the troubled Internet giant Yahoo. Mr. Yang, a Yahoo co-founder, sa...
86.8Regulator Halts Fannie Housing Fund Contributions
Fannie Mae, the largest provider of money for U.S. home mortgages, on Tuesday said its federal regulator suspended a mandate to set aside money for a housing trust fu...
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