Yahoo’s Alibaba Deal: Analysts React to Finally Getting it Done
Yahoo finally reached a deal to sell its Alibaba some of its stake back to the Chinese company for some $7.1 billion, ending months and months of negotiations.
Mark Zuckerberg Down $2.2 Billion Today
A lot of people are feeling the pain from Facebook's slide Monday, but no one more directly than Mark Zuckerberg, who is seeing his wealth on paper being reduced by about $2.2 billion today.
Facebook’s Decline Raises Questions on Underwriters’ Support
As Facebook shares declined below their IPO price on its second day of trading Monday, its bankers' role in supporting the stock price is taking center stage.
BofA Merrill Names New Healthcare Banking Head
Bank of America Merrill Lynch has hired former Lazard executive Alexis de Rosnay as co-head of its global healthcare group, as a realignment of investment-banking talent on both sides of the Atlantic continues to unfold.
Morgan Stanley Down Again, Facebook Just Its Latest Headache
Morgan Stanley shares are under pressure again, adding to six straight losing sessions, amid a confluence of bearish issues and events.
Deals of the Day: Facebook Drops Below IPO Price
Deals of the Day compiles this morning’s biggest news about mergers and acquisitions, banking, bankruptcy and more.
Live Blogging Jamie Dimon At Deutsche Bank Conference
Jamie Dimon is back in front of a microphone. The J.P. Morgan Chairman and CEO is addressing the Deutsche Bank Financial Services conference in New York Monday morning at 9:30 ET.
