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When Steve Wynn returned to Las Vegas

[Posted on April 28, 2009 at 7:27 AM]

	Stephen Wynn bought the old Desert Inn from Starwood as he triumphantly returned to Las Vegas after selling Mirage to MGM Grand. Continue reading
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When Renault bought Samsung

[Posted on April 23, 2009 at 7:43 AM]

	In 2000, French carmaker Renault SA became the first foreign auto company to buy a a South Korean peer when it agreed to take over troubled Samsung Motors Corp. from Continue reading
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[Posted on April 14, 2009 at 10:30 AM]

	At the height of the dot-com boom, online grocers were the first to get into financial trouble. Peapod took refuge in a sale to Royal Ahold, while better known rival, Continue reading
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[Posted on April 1, 2009 at 10:14 AM]

	Wenda Harris Millard, co-CEO of Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia, recalls her reaction to the "deal of the century." Continue reading
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Inside The Deal: Cisco Systems' Ned Hooper on raising the bid for Tandberg.

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	Industry Insight REIT IPO deja vu By Edward Schneidman, Michael Blair and David Malinger, Mayer Brown
Real estate sponsors that might wish to undertake an IPO will need to consider a wide variety of issues and begin to take action long before the first filing with the SEC.

	Industry Insight Loan-to-buy By Steven Miller, Standard & Poor's
Paulson's proposal to purchase an equity stake in Yellow Pages publisher Idearc is the second time in recent months an investor group has used its prepetition debt position to execute a bargain price 'exit LBO.'

	Industry Insight Managing your shareholder base By Bradford P. Weirick and Joelle Khoury, Gibson Dunn
Growth companies and their PE sponsors should be wary of the pitfalls that arise when they layer on tiers of preferred stock.