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Editor's Note

Editor's letter: Nov. 16, 2009

Beneath the veneer of Wall Streeters beats the same heart, stirred by the same determinants of behavior.


Regulatory

Of politics and pay

How to fix executive compensation rules without breaking the companies.


Industry Insight

Before the honeymoon ends

Thinking differently about conflict resolution.


Judgment Call

The price of R&D

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Entries tagged "Deals of the Year"

A year unlike any other

Turmoil. Chaos. Bailouts. Conventional deals in 2008 were rare. Many of those that mattered, like Bear Stearns and J.P. Morgan Chase, involved the government.


A look back

In which we reappraise Deals of the Year from a very different time. How bad was the ABN-Amro deal?


The turning point

The decision to send Lehman into bankruptcy marked the shift from a financial crisis to a market meltdown.


Blundering herd

Ken Lewis thought he had a dream deal when he nabbed Merrill Lynch. By year's end he knew he had a nightmare.


The fallen

In which we recall some of the year's biggest private equity busts.


Linens' heavy load

Apollo Management rescued the ailing retailer but saddled it with debt.


Exit papers

When Mars signed a deal to buy Wrigley, it reserved the right to skip out. That has since become the industry standard.


Dead end

The sale of Reed Business Information seemed like a sure thing. That proved to be a mistake.


Gnarly nationalization

The U.K. took control of Royal Bank of Scotland barely a year after it led the world's most expensive financial services takeover.


Pyrrhic victory

Rio Tinto rebuffed BHP at the top of the market but agreed to take Chinalco capital after the crash.


Paying for splitsville

The breakup of the Hexion buyout of Huntsman was bitter indeed, not least for Apollo Management.


A toast to the brewers

InBev executed a pitch-perfect acquisition of Anheuser-Busch, which was no pushover either.



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