Firm Management
Panasonic prepares expenditures for its expansion
Panasonic of Japan is trying to structurally change in order to address major weaknesses in its business structure.
Fisker Woes Continue
Fisker Automotive has opted to put workers on furlough in the face of a debt due with the US Department of Energy.
ISS Backed Jana Partners Continue to Push for Change
Jana Partners is seeking to replace board members and undertake improvements in the Agrium board of directors.
Dell Out as CEO should Blackstone or Icahn Offer Prevail
Offers made by the Blackstone Group and investor Icahn does not include Michael Dell as CEO of the firm he helped found three decades ago.
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Construction firm Arabtec has hired Shohidul Ahad-Choudhury, former executive of Deutsche Bank as the new mergers and acquisitions head.
With nearly 70% of EBX shareholdings with its founder, Eike Bautista, there is a need to diversify in order to retain competitiveness.
Cinven has raised Eur5 billion for at most four acquisitions in Europe this year. Cinven, the renowned private equity firm, has projected that it would make at most four acquisitions in Europe.
Reich & Tang is utilizing the benefits of floating rate instruments as it takes it stance on improvement investment strategy.
Private equity firms are losing funding sources as investors are wising up to avoid exorbitant fees and charges.
P.Schoenfeld Asset Management LP has called for the resignation of MetroPCS CEO for irregularities and conflict of interest.
Despite the clamor for more executive payroll controls, Credit Suisse decides to increase the pay of its CEO in 2012.
First Quantum Minerals Ltd. says it has enough support from its shareholders to buy rival Inmet Mining Corp. in a C$5.1 billion deal.
Dmitry Avdeyev, Rosneft's chief financier, steps down from the position after the Russian oil producer said that it had completed its acquisition of TNK-BP.
Incumbent HP Board wins new term narrowly despite shareholder discontent. In a tense shareholders meeting, Hewlett Packard Co re-elected its board with erstwhile Chairman Ray Lane and three other board members keeping their seats with a narrow vote margin.