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NewsSecond-quarter earnings still a question mark
Goldman Sachs analyst William Tanona has reduced his second-quarter earnings estimates at Bear Stearns, Lehman Read more...
Bear Stearns new hires face tough world
Bear Stearns new hires, the ones fresh out of school especially, are getting a hands-on lesson in business cycles. It was their misfortune to come out at a time when the industry is really swooning. Read more...
Earnings anxiety continues this week
Citigroup reports earnings on Friday. Merrill Lynch will report on Thursday. As a prelude, Read more...
SPOTLIGHT: Deutsche Bank
Under pressure from shareholders, will Deutsche Bank exit the U.S. investment banking market? Activists claim that shareholder value has been decimated. Read more...
See this week's featured jobs and top stories ; provided by eFinancialCareers.comFeatured career opportunity:Investment Banking Manager, Grant ThorntonGrant Thornton Corporate Finance LLC is looking for a Vice Read more... Will JP Morgan keep Alan Schwartz?
At what remains of Bear Stearns, CEO Alan Schwartz isn't exactly inspiring warm and fuzzy feelings. The top executives are incensed that he let JP Morgan Chase steal Read more...
View from inside Bear Stearns
You really can't plan for something like this. For $2 a share, the top executives are outraged at CEO Alan Schwartz for letting this happen, notes the New York Times. Many employees remain in Read more...
Citigroup continues to tinker with execs
Vikram Pandit is not shy about tinkering with his talent. The New York Times notes that the elevation of John Havens to head the newly combined investment banking and alternative investment group is Read more...
Bulls vs. bears over Blackstone
As the Blackstone Group stock continues to sink, a bulls vs. bears war has broken out. There are those who believe that at about half of its IPO price, Blackstone is a Read more...
| Press ReleasesJEFFERIES HIRES SENIOR MEDIA ANALYST
Brian Shipman To Cover Media, Advertising And Publishing NEW YORK, September 18, 2007 -- Jefferies & Company, Inc., the principal operating subsidiary of Jefferies Group, Inc. (NYSE: JEF), today Read more... |