May 2009

Obama may push Delphi exit

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• Soho House dresses down bankers
• Ursula Burns: Xerox vet, classic New Yorker
• FDIC to help banks lure deposits
• R.H. Donnelley files for Chapter 11
• A GM bankruptcy filing made mundane
• Merrill energy banker defects to Evercore
• Auto stocks stall as markets race forward
• Buddy Media's Lazerow on social media ads
• Starbucks goes low rent
• Media 'identifies' banks on the FDIC's hit list
• Chrysler's Nardelli blames J.P. Morgan
• Canada's banks may have difficult second half
• Reports: Magna wins Opel
• GM's expected Ch. 11 could drive up legal fees
• 'Face reality,' Blodget blasts Ballmer
• GlaxoSmithKline to buy India's Shanta?
• Sealy launches creative $177M rights offering
• Finance Layoffs: TD Bank and OceanFirst
• Christian Lacroix files for creditor protection
• Detroit dissed on bankruptcy filings
• Palm, Sprint troubled together in Palm Pre
• Roll Call: Marc Dreier's Pad is up for Grabs
• AOL chief Armstrong to seek VC in restructure
• CSL challenges FTC over Talecris
• Target defeats Ackman
• AOL destroyed careers, value
• U.S. demand for cash hampers Opel rescue
• China to buy American?
• Pequot's troubles vindicate former SEC lawyer
• Hearing sheds new light on Chrysler's deal with Fi
• eBay in no hurry to spin off Skype
• Samberg's Pequot Capital shuts down
• Best Buy bankrolls new VC fund
• Proskauer's Marwil on a GM bankruptcy
• GM bondholders cave, Ch. 11 looks easier
• AIG to sell Transatlantic stake
• Omers to increase VC funding
• Wachovia's Ken Thompson lands at PE firm
• Regulatory reform leaks begin
• Funds-of-funds keep going strong
• FCC gears up for new fight over media ownership
• Takeover battles find no clear winners
• Finance Layoffs: Barclays, Pequot Capital and more
• Indiana funds try to delay Chrysler sale
• Payday! GM pays 90,000 workers early
• From banker to entrepreneur
• EC outlines stricter bank oversight
• FSA, grudgingly, spells out stress tests
• Consolidated to join rural telecom consolidation?
• Roll Call: Time Warner to Separate AOL
• Broadcom fires latest volley in battle for Emulex
• Yahoo!'s Bartz: We'd sell search for 'boatloads'
• Boston VC isn't dead yet
• ANZ raises funds for Royal Bank assets
• GM bondholders drive markets off cliff
• CVCA foresees buyout recovery in 2nd half
• FDIC again issues troubling forecast
• Lehman's case a study for Chrysler
• BofA nearing stress test target
• Chrebet tackles new career at Morgan Stanley
• Good Tech hooks Intercasting
• Canadian gov't backs Tandem Expansion Fund
• GM preps for date with Chapter 11 and history
• Bankers selling homes in the summer
• Banks want to play both sides of PPIP
• Tucker Carlson latest HuffPo challenger
• Bear, Lehman & Merrill bankers still moving
• Berlin studies Opel offers
• Bipartisan group calls for regulatory merger
• Cushman & Wakefield is a hunter, not hunted
• PennyMac plans $750M IPO
• Finance Layoffs: BMO, Sovereign and more
• Citi, BofA look to copy Morgan Stanley pay plan
• Sports leagues of a feather stick together
• GM's secured lenders breathe easier
• Friedman and Andrews play the clueless defense
• Roll Call: The Crisis Is Over, And We Wasted It
• Sotomayor's business record to be scrutinized
• Borders' sales slip
• Harbinger submits new rival proposal for Asarco
• Details of General Motors-UAW deal emerge
• Charlotte Bobcats seek buyer
• UAW asks members for big concessions
• Financial deal stocks rise on accounting rule
• The Times on the Zeitgeist of innovation
• Debevoise's Borut on green energy investing
• PetroChina adds to midmarket energy dealflow
• FTC opposes Talecris takeover
• Bharti, MTN explore merger
• Ackman vows to keep Target stake
• Emulex: Broadcom is misleading shareholders
• GM Chapter 11: Only a matter of when
• Jones Day's MacDonald on PE buying banks
• I-banks line up for AIG Hong Kong IPO
• BofA, Barclays beefing up on bankers
• Startup cost projections for 1st-time entrepreneur
• Gresham to bolster its U.K. star power
• Finance Layoffs: Lloyds and KeyCorp
• Senators plan hearing on dealership cuts
• Two more banks fail, bringing total to 36
• Debtors still overlook Chicago
• J.P. Morgan turns lemons into $29B in lemonade
• The better-burger business model
• OpenX secures $10M Series C, new backer DAG
• Roll Call: BofA goes counter-intuitive in Japan
• Biz Stone comments on Twitter TV show
• Johnson & Johnson to acquire Cougar Biotech
• Citi fund still looking to land BAA's Gatwick
• First BankUnited; is Guaranty Financial next?
• Working Memorial Day weekend
• Restructuring America on Memorial Day weekend
• VCs, startups hear bells ringing
• GM reaches deal with workers
• RBS board shakeup complete with Crombie
• After infusion, GMAC remains $5.6B short of target
• Finance Layoffs: MassMutual lays off 58
• Richard Posner defines depression
• Report: Playboy uncovers $300M price tag
• FDIC seizes BankUnited, sells to PE
• Time Warner unit bids for Midway Games
• Evercore hires BlackRock co-founder as CEO
• Investors feast on OpenTable
• The truth about a NY Times columnist's tell-all
• Mulcahy passes torch to Burns at Xerox
• Roll Call: The Best Banks
• Buyout firms win BankUnited auction
• U.K. downgrade, bank stocks worry markets
• Oprah Effect: Twitter.com hosts 32M visitors
• Bono's Elevation invests in HuffPo rival
• Fifth Third, Huntington Bancshares to sell stock
• GE, Microsoft, Caterpillar fight Obama tax plan
• Energy companies gushing with capital
• Taxpayers to continue paying AIG counterparties
• Barclays hires co-heads of Euro M&A
• BusinessWeek's bizarre use of exclusive label
• NetApp grabs Data Domain in $1.5B transaction
• Of course Google isn't buying a newspaper
• Poole's market solution for bank regulation
• Soft demand for Sony spurs supplier cuts
• FTC nominee Leibowitz taps alum
• U.K.'s Brown sees red in S&P note
• BofA aims to repay $45B by year's end
• Steel Partners steps up game plan
• What if Citi had to sell its stadium naming rights
• First-lien holders to gain control ION Media Netwo
• Bonnier, HFM U.S. come to terms on five magazines
• Hermes' Colin Melvin on shareholder activism
• Sponsors to pump $150M into Hertz
• Money's cure for recession blues: No TV
• Midmarket pharmaceutical deals could heat up
• Finance Layoffs: Capital One and more
• Sun Capital asks LPs for more
• Roll Call: Forget those green shoots
• Novartis buys Austrian generics maker
• Doerr talks energy with Obama
• Bijan Sabet on Boston tech: 'We can do better'
• WaMu zombie lawsuit ruling set for June
• Could Sun deal lead to Red Hat sale?
• GM Europe bidders face deadline
• BofA done with M&A for now as markets slip
• Why regulating pay is so difficult
• Consumer finance regulator pondered
• Facebook IPO 'a few years out,' says Zuckerberg
• For banks, a distressed middle ground?
• Broadcom to Emulex: What are you thinking?
• Bank of America sells $13.5B of stock
• FTC to examine news media via workshop
• Sprint Nextel an example for AT&T, Verizon?
• BofA scrambles for cash, raising $13.5B
• PNC is in no rush to repay TARP
• Report: Gov't. workers value managers over pay
• Greylock's move to Silicon Valley a blow to Boston
• Battle erupts at Cold-Eeze maker
• AIG investors get $843M
• Deadline looms for Guaranty Financial
• Finance Layoffs: Lloyds, ABN Amro and more
• FDIC borrowing hiked to $100B
• TDS shareholders to make case for sale
• I-banks, law firms hiring for structured finance
• Magna to replace Chrysler in Big Three?
• Springer auction attracts suitors
• U.S. PE funds look to China for money
• Roll Call: Taxpayers May Lose Out in TARP Paybacks
• SolarWinds breezes by IPO range, begins trading
• Braemar Energy backs another lighting company
• Viterra to buy ABB Grain for $1.6B
• Deal stocks look to escape TARP
• CrossHarbor Capital wins Yellowstone Club
• Finally, some extra hands at Treasury
• Warner Music refinances debt with ear for M&A
• Clear Channel hears bankruptcy's song?
• Accel-KKR pulls ahead in SumTotal race
• Target earnings preview
• Reckoning is near for Main Street banks
• OpenTable boosts IPO range
• Opel and Saturn to stay hitched?
• What is Macrovision thinking?
• Porsche in talks with unnamed investor
• The race to repay TARP is on
• Berkshire's smaller wallet may do less deals
• Michael Lewis on Warren Buffett
• Flowers: A thorn in the FDIC's side?
• Proxy battles make for hearty arb fare
• Madoff affiliate Fairfield Greenwich sued
• Recessionwire: The Bucks Are Back
• U.S. banks need $24B; 600 banks may close
• Mickey coming to the D.C. area?
• Commodity costs chase Pacific Ethanol into Chapter
• Should AT&T jump for Leap?
• Supreme Court to decide PCAOB's fate
• Toronto-Dominion bidding for BankUnited
• SEC tries again on board elections
• Finance Layoffs: AmEx, Genworth and more
• Vanterra founder's PE tenets for emerging markets
• No. 1 tweeter about Twitter is MKFlynn, says Klout
• NY Times writer and his mortgage woes
• Roll Call: Bracing For Hyper-Inflation
• U.K. begins work on banking exits
• VW, Porsche merger talks stall
• State Street drives to escape TARP
• American International Group to accelerate AIA flo
• Deal stocks fuel market explosion
• Hartford units off the block
• Finance Layoffs: Sovereign and BlackRock
• Madoff may have had accomplices
• Dabah prepping another Children's Place offer?
• FCC investigates Arbitron
• Harvey Pitt recalls 9/11: Decade of The Deal
• Validus hikes IPC offer
• OpenTable won't open IPO window
• Nielsen: No correlation between visitors, profits
• UAW predicts tough talks are ahead
• Supply chains and regulatory reform
• Analyst: Oracle would do well to pump up MySQL
• BankUnited auction a test for PE
• Barclays sale may spur asset manager deals
• Home Depot earnings preview
• Trump's worth questioned
• AIG speeds up spinoff of crown jewels
• Lewis' BofA future could be Blank's
• Howard Lindzon's StockTwits gets $800K
• Entrust, Thoma Bravo in dispute over new bidders
• TheFunded Founder Institute opens Monday
• UserVoice raises $800K, led by Baseline Ventures
• General Motors cuts 1,100 dealers
• Roll Call: S&P 500 Earnings Decline
• Dealer group agrees to buy Opel stake
• A German retailer successfully employs 'self-admin
• Barclays confirms approaches for BGI
• FundingPost early-stage VC video highlights
• TARP rescues insurers as markets fall
• Grupo México appeals Asarco ruling
• UBS raises bankers' base pay
• Sullivan & Cromwell's Aquila on distressed M&A
• FDIC's Bair: Time to fire some CEOs
• Carlyle pays fine, settles with Cuomo
• BofA shareholder Finger on board change
• A guide to the politics of derivatives regulation
• Could Gifford resurface at BofA?
• Blockbuster: The horror movie
• How MySQL will survive
• FBI puts SEC under microscope
• GMAC Bank, it's time for a new name
• Temasek sells BofA stake
• Hartford's insurance policy is spelled TARP
• BofA shareholders agree: Time for a new board
• Emulex still doesn't like Broadcom offer
• Ackman gains support in Target proxy fight
• Discontinued dealers left holding big bag
• Skadden M&A lawyers defect to Kirkland
• Arizona city: Coyotes can't skate away
• Finance Layoffs: J.P. Morgan and others
• Varney finds a patron saint of antitrust
• Sony's a lost soul after first loss in 14 years
• SumTotal backs bid from Vista
• Roll Call: Who's Going Down?
• Commerzbank launches asset sales
• TI buys Luminary
• Mitsubishi, Citi scrap trust bank deal
• Will LBO debt topple Clear Channel?
• Deal stocks go in opposite directions
• GM China plan exposes conflict with UAW
• Paulson to banks: Take TARP or else
• Onex plans takeover of Tropicana Las Vegas
• Sam Lessin on Drop.io and the 'real-time Web'
• More tragedy strikes 1-800-Mattress
• OTC regulation possible winners & losers
• CNBC to air Stanford biopic
• Drug stores seek review of CVS-Caremark deal
• PE strategies: What's sustainable?
• Obama's graduation speech disses Madoff
• TechStars founder closes new seed fund
• Geffen sees New York Times as nonprofit
• Bankruptcy sends Chrysler resale values down
• DigitalGlobe shares climb in fifth IPO of 2009
• Regulators map plans for CDS oversight
• Starbucks feeling Moody over downgrade
• Hiring: Barclays, SocGen seek M&A advisers
• Finance Layoffs: MassMutual, ING and more
• Target appeals to shareholders
• The banker suit is definitely dead
• Obama, Congress and regulatory reform
• Merrill defections plague firm
• Frontier CEO highlights positives in Verizon deal
• Is T. Boone Pickens a Democrat?
• Duff & Phelps yields more for sponsors
• How will CDS dealers react to regulation?
• AIG's CDS unwind slows down
• Foundation Coal merger with Alpha hangs on debt
• Claims subordination becomes latest rage
• Lone Star has had a tarnished year so far
• Morgan Stanley should avoid Southern Calif.
• Roll Call: Why are we afraid of bankrutpcy?
• Yellowstone judge subordinates Credit Suisse secur
• Clearnet hopes for consortium compromise
• T. Boone Pickens talks foreign oil, debt
• Whole Foods delivers small profit
• Citi's Parsons on nationalization, pay
• Markets ignore Verizon deal
• Citi, Mitsubishi deal in jeopardy
• Bankers get egg on their face ... literally
• AIG to repay bailout in three to five years
• Drop.io founder Sam Lessin on N.Y. startup scene
• Execs show no love for bankers at ACG
• R.R. Donnelley targets Quebecor World assets
• Array Networks goes public in Taiwan
• TicketMaster-LiveNation deal still no sure ticket
• PE woes detailed in new study
• Stanford CIO latest indicted
• Verizon sells phone lines to Frontier in $8.6B dea
• Oracle buys VC-backed Virtual Iron
• AIG's Liddy testifies as hunt for successor begins
• Martin Wolf on a cautious Obama
• Dealmakers negative now, hopeful for future
• TARP window reopens for community banks
• Tribal casinos threatened with widespread defaults
• AMD comments on Intel EC antitrust fine
• Primerica unit may hit block
• FTC launches trial over battery parts makers
• Law Layoffs: Day Pitney, Willkie Farr and more
• GMAC approved as funding source for Chrysler
• Intel will appeal EC $1.45B antitrust fine
• IBM doesn't want to buy SAP either
• Whole Foods second-quarter earnings preview
• VW to call shots at Porsche
• Roll Call: AIG trustee aids offshore hedge funds
• EC rebuffs rebel Fortis shareholders
• Icahn seeks split of Biogen Idec into two entities
• BankUnited skyrockets as deadline for buyer nears
• NHL's Thrashers on the block?
• Citigroup lends out all its TARP money?
• NY Times exec approach to Google is pure fiction
• Madoff subject of 'Frontline' report
• Alpha Natural Resources to buy Foundation Coal
• The usefulness of financial innovations
• Could Anadarko Petroleum acquire Kosmos?
• Blockbuster earnings preview
• Hiring: Mizuho Securities needs i-bankers
• BofA raises $7.3B with sale of Chinese stock
• Corporate bankruptcies fall in Canada
• Mack succession is coming?
• The cash question: To save or to burn
• Advanta shifts gears as industry trouble mounts
• Suckers, bulls and bear market bottoms
• Finance Layoffs: Barclays, AIG and AmEx
• Ballmer on Microsoft to buy SAP: 'Random rumor'
• Choose counsel carefully
• Varney rescinds Bush DOJ policy on monopolies
• Canadian VC investments at six-year low
• Happy birthday, Dreier, next year in jail
• EU plans its own stress tests
• Windstream buys D&E Communications for $330M
• BofA sells CCB stake for $7.3B
• Verizon Wireless remains in selling and buying mod
• Huntsman's LBO back to bite banks
• New venture funds focus on early stage
• BofA to take Merrill public?
• Investors cheer Centrica acquisition
• 134th Preakness Maryland's last?
• Recessionwire: The Equal Opportunity Recession
• Roll Call: Mack's new contract at Morgan Stanley
• iShares bidders resurface
• Report: NY Times rejects Geffen offer
• JC Flowers enters BankUnited auction
• GE takes a piece of EveryZing
• Markets fall as banks get set to repay TARP
• Agrium boosts offer for CF
• AIG blames the media
• New funding may fuel M&A for OLX
• Three banks to sell stock to repay TARP cash
• Bankrupt Hartmarx faces a sit-in
• NY Times should sell Boston Metro stake
• LCH.Clearnet gets bid
• Infrastructure deals worry PE pros
• Another bank fails, bringing total to 33
• AIG restructuring to take years
• AT&T buys Verizon Wireless assets
• Cablevision clarifies 10-Q, earnings call
• Rosetta Stone earnings preview, DigitalGlobe IPO
• MUFG gets $600M more of Morgan Stanley
• Bill George refutes Ackman's Target proxy
• Chrysler hedge fund holdouts bow to reality
• Finance Layoffs: Principal Financial and Citizens
• KKR sets up in Dubai
• Telekom questioned on T-Mobile
• GGP switches back to original DIP lender
• What assets will BofA divest?
• Stress tests help banks' default swap spreads
• Sun Microsystems divulges government probe
• Large-cap auctions heat up
• Roll Call: Who profited from Chrysler's bankruptcy
• Unhappy trails for Eddie Bauer?
• Markets celebrate as major banks seek money
• The puck drops in NHL-Coyotes faceoff
• Google better get used to the antitrust spotlight
• Macquarie to bid for AIG Investments
• EchoStar, Dish Network earnings preview
• Nation's biggest banks need $75B
• Synopsys pays $22M for MIPS' analog assets
• Canadian banking offers model for U.S.
• Wells Fargo's CEO may face questions
• Tech companies line up for public debuts
• Justice to buy Greenbrier Hotel
• BlackRock could benefit from stress test
• Stress tests, mergers and too-big-to-fail
• Pang's personal piggy bank
• General Growth proposes revised $400M DIP
• Stress tests report card
• Finance Layoffs: AIG and Westpac Banking
• Hedge fund industry backs registration plan
• Two energy conferences duel over industry's future
• HeidelbergCement proposes debt refinancing
• Roll Call: De-Stressing
• Twitter, like Skype, is overhyped
• N.Y. Fed chair chooses Goldman over governance
• Fitch issues telecom scorecard
• KKR returns to Korea with InBev buy
• AIG posts a net loss of $4.35B
• Ellison reiterates Oracle's love of Sun's hardware
• Markets buckle under stress
• GM bleeds gallons of red in the first quarter
• Blackboard CEO Michael Chasen on M&A
• NHL believes Balsillie is off sides in Coyotes bid
• Bank of America won't tap federal well again
• Twitter = telephone, TV, PC, says Ashton Kutcher
• AIG to post $5B loss
• SocGen, Wells Fargo cut pay, pensions
• Cablevision asset sales wait for Schwartz?
• Cablevision: Dollars in Madison Square Garden
• PepsiAmericas rejects offer
• Washington Post passes the stress test
• Belo's Moroney: Kindle is not the future
• LogicVision goes to Mentor
• Spinning the stress tests
• Senate OKs raising FDIC credit limit
• Where is Madoff's money?
• FTC may challenge blood product merger
• Finance Layoffs: Capital One, PNC and J.P. Morgan
• Junk market rallies, but deal financings remain sc
• New gig for NY Tech Meetup's Nate Westheimer
• Blackstone posts Q1 write-downs, stems losses
• Roll Call: How We Tested the Big Banks
• Dissident Chrysler creditors name names
• GAO report criticizes SEC under Cox
• U.K. plays hardball over Jaguar Land Rover
• Bank stocks didn't stress markets
• Blackboard buys Angel Learning in hot edu market
• Biovail buys Glaxo drug rights
• U.S. unlikely to bail out newspapers like France
• NY Mets next error could be junk debt
• Coyotes melt into bankruptcy
• Banking stress tests preview
• Big banks likely to need capital
• Bank of America's latest 'shock'
• Chrysler's holdout hedge funds outed
• Basillie bids for Phoenix Coyotes
• Zenni expects extraordinary distressed deals
• AIG first-quarter results preview
• Rules guiding Chrysler's sale are cleared
• Stress tests, leaks and Bank of America
• Cushman not interested in Jones Lang deal
• Dreier disclosures deadline set
• AIG actually awarded much more in bonuses
• Finance Layoffs: Wells Fargo, GE Money and more
• Can Ken Lewis survive the stress tests?
• Apple, Twitter, Microsoft, Yahoo! deals?
• No papering over troubles at publishers
• Roll Call: Stress tests, road to recover and more
• Royal Mail sale may not deliver
• 3,000 Microsoft employees get pink slips
• Buffett warns of Chrysler cramdown ramifications
• Disney earnings beat expectations
• Chrysler HQ to become a mall?
• Deals and distress for Mexican restaurants
• Taxpayers shell out $300K per Chrysler job
• The carnival that is Warren Buffett
• Chrysler sale motion to Fiat on tap
• BankUnited likely low-balled
• Varney uses Google to send message
• SEC charges insider trading on CDS deal
• Chugging drink deals on Cinco de Mayo
• Due diligence revisited
• SEC hosts short-sale round table
• Recessionwire: Good and Evil on Wall Street
• Sponseller on prepping for distressed sale
• Canadian buyouts plunge in first quarter
• The weird science of stress test punditry
• Iconix takes over Ed Hardy
• Cox Radio shareholders await another increase
• Shaw bids for Canadian TV stations
• TPG trades buyouts for debt markets
• Both Tropicana plans confirmed
• Liberty Media completes spinoff of DirecTV
• Finance Layoffs: IndyMac and more
• Union rejects GM restructuring plan
• Citi, Bank America in eye of stress test storm
• Any word from the Colonel?
• Filene's Basement files for Ch. 11 to aid sale
• Goldman offers alternative to rating agencies?
• Apple trying to buy Twitter?
• Roll Call: Starwood, others warn on swine flu
• Bill Gates focusing on Microsoft search
• Deal activity rises, markets skyrocket
• Fiat eyes GM's Opel
• Intel Capital grabs ASM International stake
• The difficulty in going hostile
• DirecTV, Liberty Entertainment to merge
• PE fundraising ends April strong
• Gannett, Hearst, etc. digital investments
• Chrysler DIP imposes strict sales timeline
• Disney earnings preview
• No Goldman conspiracy to see here
• The next IPO wave (or, at least, ripple)
• Finance Layoffs: Santander's Sovereign and more
• Citi eyes private investor solution
• Will Times Co. shut the Globe?
• AIG close to two big deals
• Stress tests, gossip and speculation
• Stress test delay adds to drama
• Will Citi, BofA have to raise capital?
• Citadel launches investment bank
• Three more banks fail, bringing total to 32
• End of IPO drought coming, says Fred Wilson
• Judge OKs motions to get Chrysler going again
• Goldman leads the auction races
• Roll Call: Buffettpalooza
• Sprint Nextel may get Boost in earnings
• Does Chrysler portend tighter capital?
• Startup PR & PR for The Deal tech beat
• Citi gets slimmer as markets finish in the green
• Nabors CEO gets death bonus
• Chrysler: The credit market precedent
• KPG Ventures' Dave Hills on new fund
• Intelius beams up people search engine Spock
• GM may unload part of its Daweoo Tech unit
• Kimco restructures as retailers fail
• Senate rejects mortgage cram-downs
• AIG's Liddy to testify on taxpayers investment
• Jones Day's rates in the Chrysler case
• Berkshire meeting will focus on dealmaking
• AIG's Liddy makes more than $1
• Citi sells Nikko Cordial
• IDT does the asset two-step
• Financial journalism and social networking
• Banks may regret delaying stress test results
• Nardelli familiar with hedge fund fire
• Chrysler becomes first major U.S. automaker in Cha
• GM bondholders talk to Treasury
• Bankruptcy bug stings businesses to the stars
• Stanford tries to go to jail
• Cerberus: A valiant but vain attempt to save Chrys
• Finance Layoffs: Sovereign, Lloyds and more
• Roll Call: Chrysler's Future

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