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Backstory
By Richard Morgan |
Despite predictions of its demise, blockbuster has managed to survive -- and sometimes even thrive -- for years. But a dismal holiday season could prove to be a death knell for the movie rental chain.
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Dealmakers
By Kenneth Klee and Suzanne Stevens |
The stock market has plenty to say to public company dealmakers. Not all of it makes perfect sense -- but none of it can be ignored.
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Bankruptcy
By Matt Miller |
It would be a big mistake to confuse the JAL filing with anything resembling Chapter 11. And it's not just the politics.
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Private Equity
By Vyvyan Tenorio |
A conversation with CalSTRS chief investment officer Christopher Ailman on private equity, the economy and the future.
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Deals
By Paul Whitfield |
Will online gaming finally consolidate despite fragmented regulations?
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View from the City
By Jonathan Braude |
Auction or IPO? The dual track approach may not always be a sign of shareholder muscle.
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Deals
By Olaf De Senerpont Domis |
Several tech firms staved off hostile overtures in the downturn, and in many cases, their fights for independence appear justified.
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Follow the Money
By Vipal Monga |
The FDIC and the Fed agree on guidelines for blind pools to bid on failed banks.
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Arbitrage
By Scott Stuart |
Novartis will likely face a standoff with Alcon's special committee. Baker Hughes entered a timing agreement with regulators.
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Media Maneuvers
By Yvette Kantrow |
Covering business and finance has never seemed so central, which raises a fundamental question: Who's better, the wonkish or the glib?
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