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Monthly Archives: January 2006
Poll: Disney to benefit from Pixar deal
According to "Bizjournals.com", This week, as expected, The Walt Disney Co. bought out Pixar Animation Studios in a $7.4 billion deal. The move comes as new Disney CEO Robert Iger is making efforts to get Disney back to its roots … Continue reading
Sales push Keystone’s 3Q
According to "Bizjournals.com", A 15 percent increase in same-store sales helped push revenues and earnings higher in the third quarter for Keystone Automotive Industries Inc. The company earned $7.1 million, or 44 cents a share, up from $4 million, or … Continue reading
Profits decline at Bank of America
According to Topix.Net Bank of America Corp. posted its first profit decline in years on Monday, missing Wall Street’s expectations as consumer bankruptcies and weaker trading results cut into its fourth-quarter earnings. Shares of the nation’s second-largest bank slipped after … Continue reading
The Basics of Mergers and Acquisitions
According to "Investopedia.com", Mergers, acquisitions, corporate restructuring and M&A for short– all are a big part of the corporate finance world. Every day, Wall Street investment bankers arrange M&A transactions that bring together separate companies to make larger ones. When … Continue reading
What is the best institutional investment approach?
To remain In today’s dynamic capital markets, plan sponsors must evaluate more asset classes, review more investment managers, appraise more risks, react more rapidly, comply with more regulations, and bear more scrutiny. Meeting these challenges requires objective and expert advice … Continue reading
Trainor pulls out of First Niagara to start his own venture fund
According to "Bizjounals.com", Venture capitalist James Trainor is no longer managing First Niagara Capital Corp.’s $5 million venture fund. Trainor sent a letter announcing his departure to the heads of 11 companies that First Niagara has invested in. He is … Continue reading