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Why big fan David Einhorn has sued Apple
Hedge fund star manager David Einhorn was arguably Apple Inc's biggest cheerleader on Wall Street with a stake worth about $600 million and an oft-cited prediction that the company's market value would hit $1 trillion some day.
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Barclays Sees Generational Shift, Rivals Smell Blood
The British bank, which under former chief Bob Diamond poached top staff and customers from competitors in trouble after the financial crisis, now risks suffering the same fate as it radically shrinks its investment banking business.
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Lehman Collapse: Six Years on India Still Feels After-Effects
Within three months of Lehman's collapse, the BSE Sensex crashed to 8,535 in the wake of global finance crisis, plunging 60 per cent from around 21,000 levels in January 2008.
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How It Went Down: Three Accounts Of The Lehman Bankruptcy
A key catalyst for the 2008 global financial crisis, the bankruptcy of Lehman Brothers still reverberates for those who lived through it. Here are the accounts of three who were there.
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Lehman's London Ghost Office Nears Wind-Down After 12 Years
The departure is a “significant mark” in the process of finally wrapping up Lehman’s legacy.
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Lehman's London Ghost Office Nears Wind-Down After 12 Years
The departure is a “significant mark” in the process of finally wrapping up Lehman’s legacy.
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Nomura Eliminates Equity Jobs Overseas as Revamp Looms, Sources Say
Firm is cutting bulk of Singapore equity research, people say.
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Nomura Plans Dozens of Job Cuts in Europe and the U.S.
Executives at the Tokyo-based firm may shed more than 100 traders and bankers across its overseas units.
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The Bomb That Blew Up in 2008? We’re Planting Another One
Collateralized loan obligations may look safe but they pose risks that are poorly appreciated.
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Shades of 1987 and 2008 in Current Level of Stocks Getting Crushed
It can be seen in the percentage of stocks making new 52-week lows.
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End Of Quantitative Easing Heralds Return Of Alpha
Thanks to QE, both in the U.S. and India, crazy valuations are associated with businesses which couldn’t rationally justify them.
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Guardians of the Global Economy Descend on Bali Divided
Gathering marks 10 year anniversary of coordinated rate cut
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David Einhorn Says Tesla Resembles Lehman
Like Lehman, we think the deception is about to catch up to TSLA, says David Einhorn.
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IMF Says Crisis Legacy Is Slower Growth, More Debt, Fewer Babies
A decade post 2008 crisis, output in more than 60% of economies remains below where it would have been in the absence of crisis.
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The Era of Near-Zero Interest Rates Is Over
The average interest rate in developed economies crossed 1 percent for the first time since the collapse of Lehman Brothers.
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Why big fan David Einhorn has sued Apple
Hedge fund star manager David Einhorn was arguably Apple Inc's biggest cheerleader on Wall Street with a stake worth about $600 million and an oft-cited prediction that the company's market value would hit $1 trillion some day.
-
Barclays Sees Generational Shift, Rivals Smell Blood
The British bank, which under former chief Bob Diamond poached top staff and customers from competitors in trouble after the financial crisis, now risks suffering the same fate as it radically shrinks its investment banking business.
-
Lehman Collapse: Six Years on India Still Feels After-Effects
Within three months of Lehman's collapse, the BSE Sensex crashed to 8,535 in the wake of global finance crisis, plunging 60 per cent from around 21,000 levels in January 2008.
-
How It Went Down: Three Accounts Of The Lehman Bankruptcy
A key catalyst for the 2008 global financial crisis, the bankruptcy of Lehman Brothers still reverberates for those who lived through it. Here are the accounts of three who were there.
-
Lehman's London Ghost Office Nears Wind-Down After 12 Years
The departure is a “significant mark” in the process of finally wrapping up Lehman’s legacy.
-
Lehman's London Ghost Office Nears Wind-Down After 12 Years
The departure is a “significant mark” in the process of finally wrapping up Lehman’s legacy.
-
Nomura Eliminates Equity Jobs Overseas as Revamp Looms, Sources Say
Firm is cutting bulk of Singapore equity research, people say.
-
Nomura Plans Dozens of Job Cuts in Europe and the U.S.
Executives at the Tokyo-based firm may shed more than 100 traders and bankers across its overseas units.
-
The Bomb That Blew Up in 2008? We’re Planting Another One
Collateralized loan obligations may look safe but they pose risks that are poorly appreciated.
-
Shades of 1987 and 2008 in Current Level of Stocks Getting Crushed
It can be seen in the percentage of stocks making new 52-week lows.
-
End Of Quantitative Easing Heralds Return Of Alpha
Thanks to QE, both in the U.S. and India, crazy valuations are associated with businesses which couldn’t rationally justify them.
-
Guardians of the Global Economy Descend on Bali Divided
Gathering marks 10 year anniversary of coordinated rate cut
-
David Einhorn Says Tesla Resembles Lehman
Like Lehman, we think the deception is about to catch up to TSLA, says David Einhorn.
-
IMF Says Crisis Legacy Is Slower Growth, More Debt, Fewer Babies
A decade post 2008 crisis, output in more than 60% of economies remains below where it would have been in the absence of crisis.
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The Era of Near-Zero Interest Rates Is Over
The average interest rate in developed economies crossed 1 percent for the first time since the collapse of Lehman Brothers.
