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See highlights of The Deal's coverage of how the auto giant got to bankruptcy, what steps it took to emerge and how the Detroit icon is reorganizing to get back on track.
The latest on the bailout to end all bailouts.
Tishman Speyer Properties LP and BlackRock Inc. will hand over the keys to the Peter Cooper Village and Stuyvesant Town apartment complexes in New York to their lenders.
AOL Inc. finalized on Dec. 10, 2008 its spin off from Time Warner Inc., and the stakes are high. As an independent company, AOL's shortcomings will no longer be buried in Time Warner's results.
The government of Dubai's investment arm Istithmar World has gone on a massive shopping spree over the past few years. But now, with the global economy still in a malaise, Dubai is having trouble paying its debts.
Cadbury plc on Jan. 19, capitulated to a takeover by Kraft Foods Inc. worth £11.9 billion ($19.4 billion), ending five months of resistance and 186 years of independence.
The credit crunch has left airlines scrambling to cut costs, trim schedules and hope their dwindling cash piles can outlast the slowdown.
The long drawn-out Yahoo!-Microsoft-Google saga has entered a new stage as Yahoo! and Microsoft team up on a 10-year partnership.
The once-fragmented beer industry has seen a huge amount of dealmaking over the past decade.
Biogen, WCI, Tropicana ... another day, another company for activist investor Carl Icahn. Here's the latest.
The pharmaceutical industry has seen a ton of deals over the past few years -- with $230 billion in M&A activity from the top 10 pharma companies alone since the beginning of 2007. But with plenty of players since on the board, there's likely to be some more hefty spending through 2010.
