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Morgan Stanley win on brokerage may ultimately be loss
Morgan Stanley is arguing that the brokerage is worth less than half what Citigroup says as it adds a 14 percent stake to the 51 percent the investment bank currently owns.Office Depot-OfficeMax merger seen rescuing lost value
Merging Office Depot Inc. with OfficeMax Inc. would help reverse the U.S. retail industry's worst valuations.Gas golden age darkens in Europe on U.S. coal: energy markets
Europe is missing out on the natural gas boom that is transforming energy use in the U.S. and Asia, instead burning cheaper, dirtier coal imported from America.Am Law 100 Foursome Advise on $1.3 Billion Wealth Management Sale
Cleary, Davis Polk, and Skadden have landed lead roles on the proposed $1.3 billion sale of National Financial Partners—a New York-based insurance brokerage and wealth management firm run by the daughter of former Citigroup CEO Sanford Weill—to Chicago-based private equity firm Madison Dearborn Partners, which for the first time tapped Ropes & Gray to handle an acquisition.Expert expects more Wall Street dismissals
It's as if the entire workforce at Goldman Sachs Group Inc. and Morgan Stanley vanished in less than a year. From Tokyo to London to New York, financial companies announced plans to shed more than 83,000 jobs since last July as revenue and compensation pools evaporated, according to figures compiled by Bloomberg. The dismissals range from 90 jobs, or 0.P&G beats estimates with second-quarter profit
Procter & Gamble Co. raised its 2013 earnings forecast after gaining U.S. market share and posting quarterly profit that beat analysts' estimates.UnitedHealth forecasts 2013 profit below analyst estimates
UnitedHealth Group forecasted earnings in 2013 will be $5.25 to $5.50 a share, while revenue will be $123 billion to $124 billion. Analysts anticipated $5.58 a share and $119.4 billion.Lowe's tops analysts' estimates on sales of outdoor products
Lowe's Cos., the second-largest U.S. home-improvement retailer, posted first-quarter earnings that fell less than analysts estimated, helped by sales of more-profitable shrubs and flowers. Sales of goods for smaller outdoor home-improvement projects accounted for 35 percent of revenue, Chief Executive Officer Robert Niblock said Monday on a conference call with investors and analysts.HSBC profit beats analysts' estimates on emerging markets
HSBC Holdings, Europe's largest bank, said first-quarter profit rose 26 percent, beating analysts' estimates, helped by increased income at its securities unit and a decline in U.S. loan losses.Trending Stories
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