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KKR to go public after all

Kohlberg Kravis Roberts has found a way to go public after all. Recall that its attempt last year was scotched by Blackstone Group's poor... Read more...

U.S. exchanges face tough times

There was once a day when we looked to the price of a seat on an exchange as a barometer of the exchange's health. Indeed, Wall Street's health. That seems like a long time ago. Now, we're more... Read more...

NYSE slashes job again

It's no secret that NYSE Euronext is looking to pare costs. Financial News Online reports that the global exchange firm has offered 450 of its 1,800 employees in New York... Read more...

John Thain was the man everyone wanted

John Thain was a man in heavy demand. While the jury is out on whether the NYSE will emerge as the unquestioned world exchange leader, he was seen as decisive and shrewd, especially for his deals... Read more...

Will John Thain become CEO of Citigroup?

The Financial Times reports that Robert Rubin is telling people that the next CEO of Citigroup will have a free hand when it comes to setting Citigroup's strategy. Rubin had previously indicated... Read more...

ALSO NOTED: Primer on SIVs; More on Citigroup's plans for research unit; and much more...

Company News:> More on Citigroup's plans for research unit. Article > Countrywide to work with... Read more...

The global exchange game

The NASDAQ has a lot riding on its bid with Borse Dubai for OMX. After the London Stock Exchange blow up, it needs a deal to... Read more...

C&L: Executive Moves

John Andrews joins Citadel from Goldman Sachs as managing director Permal Group hires Read more...

ALSO NOTED: Goldman Sachs advising firm that pulled out of IPO; Young adults pay a lot of bank fees; and much more...

Company News:> Goldman Sachs advising firm that pulled out of IPO. Article > NASDAQ exec exercises... Read more...

ALSO NOTED: Top Wall Street banks trading at huge P-B discounts; NYSE Euronext still focused on integration; and much more...

Company News:> HSBC targeting wealthy in Japan with new branches. Article> Activist investor targeting HSBC. Read more...

Press Releases

Edward G. Boyle Joins NYSE Euronext as Vice President, NYSE Arca Options

New York, Sept. 20, 2007 – NYSE Euronext (NYSE Euronext: NYX) today announced that Edward G. Boyle has been appointed to the position of Vice President, NYSE Arca Options, beginning Oct. 1, 2007. Read more >>

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