Morgan Stanley
NEW YORK, NY - MARCH 16: (L-R) Bruce E. Aust, Executive Vice President Global Corporate Client Group NASDAQ, Andy Serwer, Managing Editor FORTUNE Magazine and James Gorman, Chairman & CEO Of Morgan Stanley at the FORTUNE Breakfast And Conversation With James Gorman, Chairman & CEO Of Morgan Stanley at NASDAQ MarketSite on March 16, 2012 in New York City.
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Morgan Stanley’s spokesman confirmed that the firm has received in-principle approval for a banking licence from the RBI
If there is any allegiance here, he looks at where his bread and butter comes from, and it’s more on the Morgan Stanley side than the individual investor.
The Morgan Stanley allegations just confirm what a lot of investors already suspectMore quotes »
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Morgan Stanley may refund some Facebook investors
Morgan Stanley, the lead investment bank in Facebook's troubled initial public offering, will compensate retail investors who overpaid when they bought Facebook's stock in Friday's IPO, according to a source familiar with the matter.The person said the f Read more »
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Goldman CEO gets a break from shareholders
For once, the spotlight wasn't on Goldman Sachs . The bank that Wall Street critics love to hate enjoyed a relatively calm shareholder meeting Thursday while two of its peers, Morgan Stanley and JPMorgan Chase , grappled with public relations nightmares. Read more »
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Facebook sued over IPO
Facebook's shares rose on their fourth day of trading, as the company was hit with shareholder lawsuits over the social network's botched initial public offering. Facebook Inc. 's stock climbed $1, or 3.2 percent, to close at $32 Wednesday. The gain was Read more »
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Facebook shares sink in second session
Facebook shares sank 11 percent Monday, its first day of trading without the full support of the bankers who underwrote the company's initial public offering.The decline left some investors down almost 25 percent from where they were Friday, and drove ot Read more »
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NIFA's tight grip on Nassau's fiscal reins
So Nassau County has a financial control board after all. In an extraordinary session -- and despite reports of pressure from the governor's office -- the Nassau Interim Finance Authority finally began acting like a financial control board last week.It k Read more »
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Morgan Stanley bomb: Predicts India's 2012 GDP at 5.7%
Stanley just made a shocking prediction. The international investment house says that after India's abysmal 5.3 percent growth in the March-ending quarter, it expects the economy to grow by -hold your breath- 5.7 percent in 2012. That is the first prediction 43 m ago from Firstpost Read more »
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Legislators Jacobs And DeRiggi-Whitton Host Informational Meeting On Proposed Sewer Privatization Deal
$5 million worth of work was done in three weeks time.” Furthermore, the legislators pointed out that the deal with Morgan Stanley was handled in what they saw as an underhanded manner; under the law, contracts above $25,000 must come before the legislature. 1:15 AM from Syosset Jericho Tribune Read more »
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Technical Trading Issues to Blame for Facebook's Fall, Meeker Says
bungled debut, reports Evelyn M. Rusli. Speaking at the AllThingsD D10 conference on Wednesday, Ms. Meeker, a former Morgan Stanley analyst nicknamed “Queen of the Net,” described Facebook’s initial public offering as a “financial tsunami,” but placed most 12:49 AM from The New York Times Read more »
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Morgan Stanley, Blackstone secure $2bn portfolio
Stanley Real Estate Fund, Deutsche Bank, and private equity firm Blackstone Group have reportedly secured the $2 billion portfolio of distressed property loans from the Australian subsidiary of UK-based Lloyds International, BOS International, according to 12:27 AM from Business Spectator Read more »
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Morgan to raise Smith Barney stake
between 2012 and 2014. Morgan Stanley’s planned purchase in the brokerage venture would bring its stake in what’s known as Morgan Stanley Smith Barney to 65 percent. Talk of purchasing all of Citi’s remaining stake has been considered by Morgan Stanley, sources 5/31/12 from New York Post Read more »