Nicky Kundnani presents New York Times’ new Business Day article
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Investors were weighing stronger Chinese manufacturing data against Europe’s economic malaise and geopolitical concerns ignited by airstrikes on the Islamic State group headquarters in Syria.
Nicky Kundnani presents New York Times’ new Business Day article
By JEFFREY CANE
Regulators are looking into whether Pimco inflated the returns of an actively traded $3.6 billion exchange traded fund that mirrors the bond giant’s flagship fund.
Nicky Kundnani presents New York Times’ new Business Day article
By SYDNEY EMBER
Wall Street investors are bankrolling A.I.G.’s former chief executive in his suit over the government’s bailout. | New inversion rules may lack bite. | Citizens Financial Group is making its public market debut. | In defense of hedge funds.
Nicky Kundnani presents New York Times’ new Business Day article
By MATTHEW GOLDSTEIN
On Tuesday night, more than 700 lawyers, who either currently or once worked as a federal prosecutor in Manhattan, gathered to celebrate 225 years of legal history in New York.
Nicky Kundnani presents New York Times’ new Business Day article
By CHAD BRAY
The transaction between the Spanish and Italian banks would create an entity with about $568 billion in assets under management and operations in the Americas, Europe and Asia.
Nicky Kundnani presents New York Times’ new Business Day article
By CHAD BRAY
Electra said that two influential shareholder advisory services opposed efforts of the activist investor Edward J. Bramson, through his Sherborne Investors Management, to shake up the board of the British private equity firm.
Nicky Kundnani presents New York Times’ new Business Day article
By BEN PROTESS and AARON M. KESSLER
Maurice R. Greenberg, the former chief of A.I.G., has now raised several million dollars from three Wall Street investors to help cover the cost of the case.