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Activist hedge fund takes Goldman Sachs stake

Activist investor Barry Rosenstein has raised... Read more...

Icahn now getting glowing press

There was a day when Carl Icahn and his ilk were derided as greenmailers. Fortune puts it eloquently: "The rap on Icahn has been that he's a fast-buck artist who uses a limited bag of... Read more...

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Icahn praised by TW CEO

Activist hedge funds managers--the type that some still liken to raiders--and the management of their target companies really aren't all that far apart in the big picture. Here's a good example:... Read more...

Icahn has new strategy for Time Warner

Carl Icahn isn't finished with Time Warner yet. He controls about 1.5 percent of the company, but that seems like it will only increase. In fact, he's starting a special fund to do one thing:... Read more...

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Another hedge fund in battle for company

Carl Icahn vs. Time Warner got all the headlines, but it seems clear that more hedge funds versus management battles are being waged. In many ways, this all seems like a throwback to the 1980s. Of... Read more...

Wasserstein's TW move leaves aftertaste

Did Bruce Wasserstein's gambit in the Carl Icahn-Time Warner fight do harm to his reputation? The New York Times jokes he may have been revealed "as Wall Street's Emperor With No Clout."... Read more...

Divided classes in class action suits

Some class actions settlements really aren't. Take Time Warner: Janus has opted out of a settlement and is pursuing its own. So are a handful of state pensions and more than 100 other... Read more...

The meaning of Wasserstein's Time Warner gambit

Bruce Wasserstein, to hear some tell it, is making a huge gamble. By joining the "break-up Time Warner" movement headed by Carl Icahn, he seems to be signaling to the world that Lazard is more... Read more...

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