Posts Tagged ‘PAID’

Willis Group Hires Ex-AIG Chief

Martin Sullivan, the former CEO of AIG, has been hired by Willis Group to be its deputy chairman and to build a new global unit. Read More →

Goldman Agrees to U.K. Fine

Goldman Sachs agreed to a fine of nearly $31 million as part of an investigation by the Financial Services Authority that began shortly after U.S. regulators accused the firm in April of fraud. Read More →

Glaxo Taps Banker as Finance Chief

GlaxoSmithKline chose Simon Dingemans, a Goldman Sachs M&A specialist, to be its next chief financial officer.  Read More →

‘Beige Book’ Notes Slowing Pace of Recovery

The U.S. economy hit a soft patch in the second half of July and through August as the housing sector continued to suffer after the expiration of a tax credit, the Fed said.  Read More →

Lockheed Says Over 600 Executives Seek Buyouts

Lockheed Martin said more than 600 executives, or one-fourth of the eligible total, applied to accept financial incentives to leave the company.  Read More →

Anatolia-Avoca Gold Miner Merger Is Worth $2 Billion

Canada's Anatolia Minerals Development Ltd. and Australia's Avoca Resources Ltd. have agreed to merger in a deal that will create a gold company with a market value of some $2 billion. Read More →

Dana Launches Defense Against Takeover

Dana Petroleum said that a hostile $2.87 billion bid by Korea National Oil Corp. significantly undervalues the company.  Read More →

Airgas Rejects Air Products’ Bid

Airgas rejected the latest takeover offer from Air Products & Chemicals, saying the $5.48 billion bid continues to undervalue the company. Read More →

Smithfield Posts Profit

Smithfield Foods returned to the black in the latest quarter from a year-earlier loss and said it will likely sell its 49% stake in Butterball. Read More →

Unilever Invests in Algae

As food and consumer-goods companies face problems obtaining the key ingredient palm oil without damaging the environment, Unilever is betting on a promising low-life alternative: algae.  Read More →

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