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It's too soon to toast end of credit crisis
With U.S. stocks and the dollar on the upswing and commodities heading south, hope springs eternal that the worst of the credit crisis may be behind us. What started out as scattered problems with sketchy subprime loans somehow managed to infect the broader housing market, batter the biggest financial institutions, bring Bear Stearns Cos.Attorneys assist Ryder System in $100 million acquisition
McDermott Will & Emery attorneys represented Miami-based Ryder System in its $100 million acquisition of California-based The Scully Cos., a privately-owned regional lease, contract maintenance and commercial rental transportation company.SEC begins second investigation into Avon
With the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission probing Avon Products Inc.'s dealings with analysts, Andrea Jung may be facing the toughest challenge of her 12-year tenure as chief executive officer.U.S. may pursue more lenders after suing Deutsche Bank on loans
The U.S. Department of Justice may pursue claims against other lenders after suing Deutsche Bank AG for more than $1 billion, alleging the firm lied while arranging federal insurance on faulty mortgages.View more book results for the query "Related Cos"
Wall Street turns to SPACs as next great product to peddle
Special-purpose acquisition vehicles, companies with no product, earnings or sales that make takeovers, are Wall Street's growing source of fees now that the market for subprime-mortgage securities has dried up. The trouble is that investors who have spent $18 billion since 2003 on U.S. initial public offerings by such shell companies would have been better off holding a mutual fund that tracks the Standard Poor's 500 Index.Workers' Comp Carrier May Tap Into Employee's UM/UIM Recovery
An employer's workers' compensation carrier is entitled to subrogate against uninsured or underinsured motor vehicle funds paid to an employee injured on the job, the Commonwealth Court has ruled.Lehman doomed by lending to itself in financial alchemy eluding Dodd-Frank
By the time Lehman Brothers Holdings became the biggest bankruptcy in U.S. history, plunging the economy into the worst financial crisis since the 1930s, the firm had made $3 billion in loans to itself in transactions that even today would elude the Dodd-Frank law designed to prevent such financial alchemy.Scathing Opinion in Smoking Case Sets Precedent
A San Francisco Superior Court judge issued an extraordinary and virtually unprecedented indictment of the tobacco industry Tuesday, even as he halved a recent punitive damage award to a smoker. Denying defendant Philip Morris Cos. Inc.'s request for a new trial, Judge John Munter decided $25 million is a large enough award to deter Philip Morris from similar conduct in the future. A jury hit the company with a combined $51.5 million award in February.Software cos. eye key patent case in Supreme Court
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