— Commentary and analysis from The Deal journalists —
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Bankruptcy
By Matt Miller |
A Russian billionaire, a Chinese femme fatale and lot of distressed U.K. auto assets make for one spicy brew.
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Regulatory
By Bill McConnell |
Government wants the power to seize and wind down nonbank institutions. Just how that would work is still very much up in the air.
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Analysis
By Matt Miller |
Crushed by heavy debt and imploding banks, Ukraine struggles to restructure. Last year, the country's nonperforming loans topped 14%, and the official number of insolvencies is expected to double this year.
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Private Equity
By David Carey |
The New York Times took a critical look at the succession of private equity shops that owned Simmons Bedding, But it turns out they didn't so terribly.
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Capital Calls
By Vyvyan Tenorio |
Infrastructure deals may be reviving but private equity's role remains unclear.
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Regulatory
By Andrew Bulkeley |
Neelie Kroes will not go gently into the night as she aggressively clears the decks as EC competition commissioner only two months before the end of her term.
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View from the City
By Jonathan Braude |
In McDonald's Icelandic saga, a business disappears and re-emerges rebranded and rejuvenated without even a token exchange of money.
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Dealmakers
By Kenneth Klee |
What to make of the corporate execs charged in the Galleon insider trading case?
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Analysis
By Olaf De Senerpont Domis |
IBM might be right in calling rival IT services providers antiquated. But does it matter?
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Media Maneuvers
By Yvette Kantrow |
The venerable magazine slashes its frequency and orders up the glitz. Funny how no one seems willing to follow the strategy of the only business magazine that's doing well.
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