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BlackRock thrives amid crisis

Larry Fink, of BlackRock, could be seen as the odd man out. He was rumored to be in the running--indeed, he was labeled the front runner early on--for the top job at Merrill Lynch and Citigroup. He... Read more...

Citigroup's future on the line

It's fair to say that the absence of a CEO at Citigroup is occurring at a tough time. Some big decisions are being made without one. The Abu Dhabi Investment Group deal is one example. There may be... Read more...

BlackRock to manage bailout fund?

Laurence Fink is in the middle of everything these days. He was rumored as CEO candidates for both Merrill Lynch and Citigroup (though it looks like neither may pan out). And now, the New York Times... Read more...

Who will become CEO of Citigroup?

John Thain is out of the running. So who will be tapped as the next CEO of Citigroup? The New York Times says the only internal candidate is Vikram Pandit, the former Morgan Stanley president, who... Read more...

What's next for Merrill Lynch?

There's still a lot of drama surrounding Merrill Lynch. For the moment, the mystery man is Laurence Fink, whom the media has dubbed as a CEO contender. But you get the feeling that the short-list of... Read more...

More on Cribiore, the search and the fourth quarter

Alberto Cribiore, founder of private equity firm Brera Capital, is no stranger to the deal-making process. Those sensibilities may serve him well when it comes to finding the next CEO of Merrill... Read more...

Why the Merrill board is angry with O'Neal

We've all been speculating about how long Stanley O'Neal will last as CEO of Merrill Lynch. I've suggested that his track record ought to give him some time. Turns out the board may boot him for... Read more...