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By Vipal Monga and Michael Rudnick
And other arcane questions about restructuring the financial system.
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Regulatory
By Bill McConnell |
Congress and the banking industry, Meet the Volcker Rule, an eleventh-hour addition to financial reform.
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Analysis
By Kenneth Bredemeier |
Article One Partners enlists any and all sleuths to probe for weaknesses in patents.
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Dealmakers
By Kenneth Bredemeier |
An interview with Ken Hitchner, the co-head of global healthcare investment banking at Goldman Sachs.
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Dealmakers
By Ken Bredemeier
A sampling of top financial advisers to healthcare and some of their signature deals.
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Cover Story
By Chris Nolter |
For Comcast's corporate dealmaker Bob Pick, the complex NBC Universal deal with GE was business as usual. Don't call it transformational.
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Bankruptcy
By Anthony Baldo |
If 2009 was one of the biggest years for bankruptcies in U.S. history, it may have also showed just how interwoven it's become with other deal disciplines.
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Bankruptcy
By John Blakeley |
Despite a straitened market for financing, bankruptcy M&A has boomed. Behind the surge, a confluence of factors.
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Bankruptcy
By John Blakeley |
Debtors were able to secure a lot more financing than expected in 2009, but not without consenting to some highly unusual catches.
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Bankruptcy
By Ben Fidler |
Exit financing was hard to come by at the beginning of 2009, but one year later, the market seems much improved.
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Bankruptcy
By Kevin Fung |
In New York and Delaware, fees continue to rise as bankruptcy booms. Why? Lots of cases and lots of complexity.
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Cover Story
By Bill McConnell |
Financial reform legislation addresses some problems well, some not so well, and some not at all. How it will all work will only be apparent around the time of the next meltdown.
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