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Cayne vs. Greenberg at Bear Stearns
Jimmy Cayne and his predecessor Ace Greenberg worked together for 40 years at Bear Stearns. Toward the end, many saw Ace, one of Wall Street's Grand Old Men, as a mentor to Jimmy, who was destined Read more...
Will CEO turmoil continue?
We've seen a lot of high profile CEO lose their jobs. Stanley O'Neal. Chuck Prince. Jimmy Cayne. But at least one MarketWatch commentator thinks at least two other fairly big name CEOs ought to be Read more...
Cayne sells stake in Bear Stearns for a pittance
Jimmy Cayne, ex-CEO of Bear Stearns, has taken a huge hit. His holdings in Bear Stearns were worth more than $1 billion a year ago. The New York Times reports he Read more...
Bear Stearns execs cashed out in December
One of the challenges of being a top executive is cashing out of large holdings of stock. Most insider sales are done on strict schedules with much vetting by the board. You cannot blame execs for Read more...
Bear Stearns' weird stock trip
Why is Bear Stearns stock trading above the $5 per share range? The deal with JP Morgan Chase valued the company at $2 per share. Read more...
Bear Stearns execs pay in harsh spotlight
It's true that Jimmy Cayne, Alan Schwartz and the other top dogs had a lot of "skin in the game." They were among the biggest shareholders of Bear Stearns. Read more...
Jaime Dimon visits Bear Stearns
Jaime Dimon, the new boss at Bear Stearns, paid a visit to his new troops--and apparently got an earful. The New York Times recounts how he was greeted with a lot of anger. One exec took issue with Read more...
SPOTLIGHT: Bear Stearns: A time line of decline
What led to the demise of one of Wall Street's top banks? While CEO Alan Schwartz is taking a lot of heat for the freefall of Bear Stearns, few can argue he was a sitting duck when he replaced Read more...
Bear Stearns: A timeline of decline
Yahoo! FinanceQuote for BSC/ So what ultimately led to the demise of one of Wall Street's top banks? While CEO Read more...
John Mack on the hot seat
John Mack, so far, has been spared the same fate as Merrill Lynch's Stanley O'Neal, Citigroup's Chuck Prince and Bear Stearns' Jimmy Cayne. But the CEO and chairman of Read more...