An average investor would not stand a chance, unlike big-money investors, to acquire a significant stake in Twitter on its IPO.
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Fairfax Financial Holdings Ltd had until November 4 to negotiate a definitive agreement to buy out Blackberry Ltd.
Disagreements slowed down talks about the USD 13 billion settlement of JPMorgan Chase & Co and the US Department of Justice, sources told Reuters.
After thirty of its employees got involved in the manipulation of interest rates, Rabobank had paid a combined EUR774 million in fines.
Reuters reported that the use of FIRREA in the Department of Justice's case against Bank of America could change the relationship between Wall Street and the government regulator.
Traders kept bets for Feds rise in rates by the year 2015.
Twitter initial public offerings increased to USD26 per share by The Wall Street brokerage.
ING Group announced its exit from its EUR24 billion or USD33 billion mortgage securities portfolio.
Staff-less branches is the future, according to Mashreq Bank CEO.
Bankers might be disappointed with Wall Street as firms would be setting aside more money for investors.
Three Federal Home Loan Banks withdrew their objections at the settlement of a New York lawsuit offered by the Bank of America for its Countrywide unit.
Two former Kynikos analysts establish Arhammar Short Alpha Funds to bet on falling stocks.
Essent Group raised USD 335 million for its initial public offering in the US.
Stanford Marine Groups prepares for its debut in the London stock market, hires heavyweight investment bankers.
RHJI renewed a deal with co-investors to successfully acquire Deutsche Bank’s BHF-Bank.
