Blog Posts Tagged: credit suisse

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Posted 9/1/09 on Daily Intel
Back to School

What Fall Brings for Wall Street’s Banks

Recess is over, and Congress will be scrutinizing the big boys.

Filed Under: back to school, bank of america, barclays, citigroup, credit suisse, goldman sachs, jpmorgan, morgan stanley

Posted 8/18/09 on Daily Intel
Ballsy Crime

Ex–Credit Suisse Broker Cries After Being Found Guilty of Securities Fraud

Eric Butler appeared "shocked" he would be going to jail for crimes he committed.

Filed Under: ballsy crimes, credit suisse, eric butler, julian tzolov, the butler did it

Posted 6/18/09 on Daily Intel
The Greatest Depression

Despite the Financial Crisis, Aged Inventory Keeps On Rocking

This band of mortgage traders will rip your face off in more than one way.

Filed Under: credit suisse, metal, motley crue, poison, the greatest depression

Posted 8/27/08 on Daily Intel
Company Town

Fannie and Freddie Get Some Good News

The mortgage giants have seen their largest profits in ten years. Plus, who buys a friend a $3 million apartment, and who wants a truck depot in Soho?

Filed Under: ami, arianna huffington, bain capital, blackstone, blackstone group, carlyle group, company town, credit suisse, david shaw, fannie mae, freddie mac, goldman sachs, huffington post, kkr, lehman brothers, mayor bloomberg, morgan stanley, national enquirer, new york times, pete peterson, us news and world report

Posted 7/31/08 on Daily Intel
Company Town

Stevie Cohen Could End Up in a Pickle

No, not in the Damian Hirst sense, though that would be amazing: The art-loving SAC Capital Management CEO could have some problems with the SEC if he's not careful. Plus! An ex–Bear CEO jumps ship at JPMorgan, Natalie Portman's apartment goes on the block, and Condé Nast has a green issue, in our daily rundown of industry news.

Filed Under: beijing, brangelina, company town, conde nast, credit suisse, damian hirst, deutsche bank, herzog and de meuron, jeff bercovici, merrill lynch, natalie portman, olympics, people magazine, portfolio, sac, steven a cohen

Posted 7/30/08 on Daily Intel
Company Town

Jason Pomeranc to Take Credit for Turning Lower East Side Into Meatpacking District

The hotelier says that his new Thompson Lower East Side hotel will signal the "coming-of-age" of the hood. Plus the latest in finance, law, and media news.

Filed Under: barack obama, cadwalader, company town, credit suisse, david paterson, jake tapper, jason pomeranc, john mccain, lone star funds, lower east side, merrill lynch, new york times, park avenue, people, plaza hotel, sean connery, steve rattnew, us weekly, waldorf=astoria, wall street

Posted 7/24/08 on Daily Intel
Company Town

‘Times’ to Raise Cover Price 25 Cents

Plus AMI is headed for tough times, Fox News makes fun of Nas, Andrew Cuomo looks into AIG, and more, in our daily industry roundup.

Filed Under: aig, american media inc., andrew cuomo, arianna huffington, citigroup, company town, credit suisse, delta, fannie mae, freddie mac, hudson river, mayhill fowler, new york times, paul steiger, pinkberry, rupert murdoch, wall street jounral

Posted 7/15/08 on Daily Intel
It Just Happened

Erin Callan Out at Lehman

The ex-CFO leaves the embattled bank and its vicious queen CEO for hot Swiss action.

Filed Under: credit suisse, erin callan, it just happened, joseph gregory, lehman brothers, richard fuld

Posted 6/2/08 on Daily Intel
Company Town

Crane Collapse Causes Building Delays

Also, the real Mr. Big thought watching the 'Sex and the City' movie was "eerie," and Wachovia chief G. Kennedy Thompson is out the door. And more, in our daily industry roundup.

Filed Under: alan d. schwartz, bear stearns, bloggers, company town, cranes, credit suisse, g. kennedy thompson, general electric, ken paulson, lawyers, ron galotti, sex and the city movie, simon dumenco, starrett city, subprime crisis, usa today, wachovia

Posted 3/20/08 on Daily Intel
Company Town

Jamie Dimon: ‘Many’ of Bear's 14,000 Employees Will Lose Jobs

Did Bear Stearns collapse in part because of a whisper campaign? How will Starbucks keep its customers if everyone starts pinching pennies? And what did Sarah Jessica Parker think of Maxim naming her the "unsexiest woman alive"? Our weekly roundup of law, media, and business news.