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 Entries tagged "GE"Passages in IndiaAkil Hirani of Majumdar & Co. Sticking with NardelliBob Nardelli ran Chrysler for Cerberus. Now he's overseeing operations of other Cerberus portfolio companies. Can private equity play the infrastructure game?With buyouts moribund, new players have poured into some of the longest-term, low-return, politically sensitive assets out there. Highstar: A value on experienceThe veteran infrastructure investor is betting it can outshine its private equity rivals as competition for stable, long-term assets heats up. From Gruntal to GleacherFenderstock, now CEO of Broadpoint Securities, will take the helm at the new Broadpoint Gleacher. '80s merger maven Gleacher will be chairman. Critical, if improvingSome financing markets are open, others are closed. The future remains desperately uncertain, but at least the patient shows signs of life. Fields of greenFrom boom to bust to ... boom? The role of private equity in today's marketplace for renewable energies. Queen of competitionIf confirmed as assistant attorney general, Christine Varney will need to resuscitate a demoralized antitrust unit. Darwin on the playgroundUnder the pressure of the credit crunch, all the cozy accommodations of media financiers begin to crumble. Abbott leads the biotech waveSkadden's Brian McCarthy led a team advising AMO in its sale to Abbott Labs. WhipsawedDow Chemical finds it's a tough time to try to execute a multideal strategy. GM in bankruptcyBailout or not, the odds are it will happen. Here's how it will unfold. Citi directors call in CravathCitigroup's board has tapped Cravath's Robert Joffe for advice on the bank's many challenges. In defense of renewable energyIs the sector closed for business? No way. A second set of eyesCravath's Robert Joffe is emerging as a go-to guy for boards of stressed companies seeking their own counsel. | ||||||||||||||||
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