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Duke Energy shops telecom fiber unitDukeNet could fetch $500 million or more, market sources say; Zayo seen as likely bidder. Continue reading |
Loeb treads close to the SEC's lineThe activist still hasn't filed any disclosure documents on his interest in Sony. He has, however, told The New York Times. Continue reading |
Saks: LBO candidate or strategic target?In a bull market for luxury goods, the retailer may have a number of different suitors. Continue reading |
Sony to study Loeb's Third Point spinoff proposalShares in the Japanese consumer electronics and entertainment group rise on CEO Kazuo Hirai's comments. Continue reading |
Gleacher investors to choose from limited optionsThe boutique investment bank could be liquidated. Or its biggest shareholders could divvy up what remains. Continue reading |
At last, some consensus on Dodd-FrankMore in Washington concede that the controversial law didn't end bailouts, but what to do about it remains up for debate. Continue reading |
US Air, AMR unions strike an accordThe agreement between IAM and TWU, covering 30,000 workers, is a response to the Teamsters' intention to represent mechanics of the merged airline. Continue reading |
Third Point's Loeb identifies a first step for SonySeparation of Sony Pictures Entertainment is a good start. A combination would be a good end. Continue reading |
Defense gets defensiveWith sequestration a reality and spending down, military contractors have retreated from dealmaking. But with cash balances high, pressures are building to a renewed scramble for assets. Continue reading |
Too big to fail hits Wall Street M&ABig banks may be stymied in their own merger activity, but asset management buyouts and restructurings could still result in deals. Continue reading |
J.C. Penney's numbers provide minimal clarityThe retailer burns through nearly $1 billion in cash, but hasn't detailed its spending habits. Continue reading |
Teamsters bring turbulence to airline dealThe union seeks representation elections at the carriers, which could roil their proposed merger. Continue reading |
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