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News Breaks | | | | October 9, 2012 | | 06:13 EDT |  | USB, C, GS, BK, EADSY, WFC, BAC, STT, LMCA, MS, JPM, FIATY, BAESY | On the Fly: Periodicals Wrap-Up
WALL STREET JOURNAL: The global economy risks sliding toward recession three years after pulling out of the previous one, the IMF warned, adding that fighting a renewed world-wide downturn will be much more complex than it was before, the Wall Street Journal reports...U.S. banks and the Fed are fighting over a new round of "stress tests" before the annual exams begin this fall. The battle centers on the math regulators are using to produce the results. Bankers want more detail on how the calculations are made, and the Fed has resisted disclosing more than it has, the Wall Street Journal reports...REUTERS: Phil Anschutz began auctioning Anschutz Entertainment Group, with an expectation that the sports and entertainment giant should draw bids in the $10B range, higher than previously believed, sources say. Potential bidders include trade buyers such as Liberty Media Corp (LMCA), investment companies such as Guggenheim Partners LLC; private equity firms such as Thomas H. Lee Partners LP, Bain Capital LLC and Colony Capital LLC, Reuters reports...British Defence Secretary Philip Hammond said he hoped to meet his French, German and U.S. counterparts to discuss the proposed merger of aerospace groups EADS (EADSY) and BAE Systems (BAESY), a day before a deadline for the deal, Reuters reports...BLOOMBERG: State Street (STT) and Bank of New York Mellon (BK) will charge depositors negative interest rates to hold Danish kroner and Swiss francs as customers seek refuge from the crisis-stricken euro. That means money managers, insurance companies and pension funds have to pay the bank to hold the cash, Bloomberg reports....Fiat (FIATY) will lower its outlook for the European auto market when the company updates its five-year plan that runs through 2014, said CEO Sergio Marchionne said, Bloomberg reports. | |
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| May 24, 2013 | | 17:08 EDT |  | LMCA | Berkshire Hathaway reports 5.03% passive stake in Starz
| | | 12:34 EDT | | BAC | Bank of America seeking buyers for 40 branches, Bloomberg reports
 Subscribe for More Information | | | 05:56 EDT | | GS | Goldman Sachs imposes checks on conflicts to help restore image, Reuters says
Subscribe for More Information | | | May 23, 2013 | | 16:00 EDT |  | C | Options Update; May 23, 2013
Subscribe for More Information | | | 14:45 EDT | | JPM | JPMorgan names Barry Sommers head of consumer bank, Reuters says
Subscribe for More Information | | | 11:56 EDT | | JPM | Visa names Ryan McInerney president
Visa (V) announced the appointment of Ryan McInerney as president of Visa. In this role, McInerney will be responsible for Visa's global client organization, product management as well as a new solutions group, which will focus on building and bringing to market new products and services to Visa's issuer, acquirer and merchant clients. Mr. McInerney will report to Charlie Scharf, CEO of Visa . McInerney joins Visa from JP Morgan Chase (JPM) where he was the CEO of Consumer Banking. | | | 08:10 EDT |  | JPM | JPMorgan compelling at current levels, says RW Baird
Subscribe for More Information | | | 07:12 EDT | | BAC, JPM | Wall Street trying to use trade deals to weaken Dodd-Frank, Bloomberg reports
Subscribe for More Information | | | 06:32 EDT | | JPM | Dimon looks to improve JPMorgan after winning vote, NY Times says
After JPMorgan's (JPM) shareholders voted to allow Jamie Dimon to keep his dual role as the bank's CEO and chairman, Dimon is looking to repair the bank's relationship with regulators and "fortify risk controls," according to The New York Times. Reference Link | | | 06:29 EDT | | JPM | Software firm Luxoft files for IPO in New York, Bloomberg reports
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Subscribe for More Information | | | 05:48 EDT | | JPM | Proxy advisers see their power diminish, WSJ reports
Subscribe for More Information | | | May 22, 2013 | | 16:25 EDT |  | GS | On The Fly: Closing Wrap
Stocks on Wall Street were sharply lower following a day where the Fed dominated the news. The averages were higher early in the session as Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke testified in front of Congress. However, the averages crossed into negative ground as Bernanke's comments on the potential for future QE tapering were digested. The selling accelerated in the late hours of the session following the release of the minutes from the Fed's last FOMC meeting. ECONOMIC EVENTS: In the U.S., Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke delivered testimony before the Joint Economic Committee of Congress, stating that premature tightening of monetary policy would carry a "substantial risk" of slowing or ending the economic recovery. Bernanke, however, also said the central bank could begin winding down its bond-buying program at one of its "next few meetings" if the economy continues to improve. The FOMC minutes, released at 2:00 pm ET, indicated that some committee members expressed a willingness to adjust assets purchases, though some disagreement existed over what economic data would be needed to begin such a program. The minutes also said some members might want to cut asset purchases by as soon as June. The National Association of Realtors said existing home sales advanced 0.6% to an annual rate of 4.97M units in April, which was the highest level since November 2009 but still below expectations for a rise to a 4.99M-unit rate. COMPANY NEWS: Target (TGT) shares lost $2.86, or 4.01%, to $68.40 after the company's first quarter report, which it called "disappointing." The company also cut its full-year earnings and same-store sales views. MAJOR MOVERS: Among notable gainers was Saks (SKS), up $1.83, or 13.39%, to $15.50 after the New York Post said the company hired Goldman Sachs (GS) to explore strategic alternatives and Bloomberg said KKR (KKR) was considering a stake in the luxury retailer. Also higher following its better-then-expected quarterly results was Zale (ZLC), which advanced $1.20, or 22.22%, to $6.60. Among noteworthy losers were a number of Solar stocks, including Trina Solar (TSL), down $1.07, or 14.9%, to $6.11, and SunPower (SPWR), down $1.81, or 8.62%, to $19.19 after China's Xinhua news agency said early talks between Europe and China to resolve their fight over solar panel trade rules had failed. Also lower was SolarWinds (SWI), down $6.57, or 13.71%, to $41.34 after the company said it will acquire N-able for $120M and its shares were downgraded at research firm Pacific Crest. INDICES: The Dow was down 80.41, or 0.52%, to 15,307.17; the Nasdaq was down 38.82, or 1.11%, to 3,463.30; and the S&P 500 was down 13.81, or 0.83%, to 1,655.35. | | | 16:00 EDT | | C | Options Update; May 22, 2013
Subscribe for More Information | | | 14:54 EDT | | JPM | JPMorgan not likely to add new board members soon, Bloomberg says
Subscribe for More Information | | | 14:29 EDT | | GS | Goldman Sachs volatility near low end of historic range
Goldman Sachs June call option implied volatility is at 21, July and October is at 22; compared to its 26-week average of 25 according to Track Data, suggesting decreasing price movement. | | | 13:07 EDT | | GS | KKR weighs Saks investment, may push Neiman Marcus merger, Bloomberg says
KKR (KKR) is considering an investment in Saks (SKS) and may push Saks to pursue a merger with Neiman Marcus, reports Bloomberg, citing people with knowledge of the matter. Saks shares are up $2.25, or 16.46%, to $15.92 after reports last night said the company retained Goldman Sachs (GS) to explore strategic alternatives, including a possible sale. Reference Link | | | 13:02 EDT | | MS | Morgan Stanley seeks $4B for infrastructure fund, Bloomberg reports
Morgan Stanley's infrastructure investment unit is planning to raise $4B for a second global fund, according to Bloomberg, citing sources. Morgan Stanley and other investment firms are targeting billions of dollars worldwide earmarked for public infrastructure projects, Bloomberg added. Reference Link | | | 11:06 EDT | | FIATY | Auto industry rallies after Ford, Chrysler curtail summer breaks
Shares of Ford (F), Fiat (FIATY) and GM (GM) are climbing after Ford and Fiat's Chrysler subsidiary announced that they would curtail their factories' traditional two week summer hiatus. Shares of a number of auto parts makers are also advancing following the news. WHAT'S NEW: Ford said it would idle some of its plants for only one week this summer, down from the usual two weeks. Chrysler reported that it would keep three of its assembly plants open all summer, while four of its plants will close for just one week and almost all of its engine, transmission and stamping plants will not take any breaks, according to Automotive News. GM did not disclose its specific plans, the website added. TODAY'S PRICE ACTION: In mid-morning trading, Ford climbed 1.7% to $15.20, Fiat added 0.9% to $7.05, and GM rose 0.8% to $33.65. Among auto parts makers, American Axle (AXL) advanced 1.6% to $17, Johnson Controls (JCI) climbed 0.8% to $37.85, and Dana Holding (DAN) rose 1.2% to $18.80. | | | 10:31 EDT |  | JPM | JPMorgan spikes higher along with peers, levels to watch
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