Keyword Results ( "Phoenix" )

Phoenix
Article : March/April 2007
Need an excuse for routing through the desert? Here are two unbelievable ones
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Sweet Deal
Article : December/January 2009
How two former deal pros traded their Blackberries for strawberries
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California
Posting : Travel : 10/22/2008

There is no wrong way to relax.

Phoenix
Posting : Travel : 10/08/2008

A little something for the guys...

36 Holes In…Portland, Oregon
Article : June 2008
As if you needed another excuse to schedule the trip, we've got a really good one.
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Portland, Oregon
Article : June/July 2008
As if you needed another excuse to schedule the trip, we've got a really good one.
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Property Deals: Off The Block?
Article : April 2008
How large real-estate deals poised for fruition in New York, Phoenix, Atlanta, Las Vegas – and now a massive, $7 billion downtown project in Seattle whose size would have rivaled five Empire State buildings – may now be headed for the scrap heap.
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Lehman: Perception Vs Reality
Article : April 2008
If Lehman Brothers is shooting us straight on not really needing that $3 billion-plus it’s planning on raising anyway from a share sale, then it means that the perception of monsters under the bed on Wall Street is now officially scarier than the reality. Banks raising money they don’t need to reassure clients they probably don’t want who happen to have overactive imaginations? Zounds, the world we live in.
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Ground Transportation: A Robot For The Road
Article : March 2008
Introducing a GPS so smart, it's almost alive.
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Ground Transportation
Article : February/March 2008
A GPS so smart, it's almost alive.
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Lemons Into Lemonade?
Article : December 2007
After soundly trashing the credit markets this past summer, Wall Street is dusting itself off to embrace not only new and refreshing investment ideas, but also clean-up efforts. As JPMorgan sets aside a chunk of its $1.4 trillion balance sheet for Hollywood films (and why not? in days of yore, it once bankrolled silent movies) another top bank (not Goldman) snaps up roughly 11,000 home sites in hopes it might turn the mortgage crisis into a fat paycheck. Behold, the fires sales you missed while cat-napping this weekend.
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Bank Debt Defaults In Offing?
Article : November 2007
Credit-default swap activity, sometimes an early predictor of trouble, is increasingly flashing danger signals when it comes to Citigroup, Bear Stearns and other banks. Does this smoke indicate fire – or is it just more scattershot misfirings from hysterical speculators?
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Bank Default Swaps Hit 5-Year High
Article : November 2007
And guess whose swaps are at the epicenter of it all? Citigroup, Morgan Stanley, Merrill Lynch and Wachovia. We assume this means investors continue to suspect that what we still don’t know about what’s on banks’ books could fill Yankee Stadium. Interestingly, some banks’ swaps are fairing better than others, which also could hint at what’s to come.
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No Humer Intended
Article : September 2007
Why, for Roche Holding Chairman Franz Humer, a $3 billion hostile bid for Ventana Medical may be his limit.
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M&A Q&A: China Syndrome
Article : July 2007
The hottest deal market in the world is also the most complicated. In a freewheeling roundtable, three pioneers decipher the mysteries of Chinese buyouts and investing.
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China Syndrome
Article : May/June 2007
The hottest deal market in the world is also the most complicated. In a freewheeling roundtable, three pioneers decipher the mysteries of Chinese buyouts and investing.
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The Parking Lot at the Super Bowl
Article : March/April 2007
At Super Bowl XLI, the toughest parking space was the tarmac.
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Phoenix Rising
Article : Premiere Issue
The Valley of the Sun’s hottest spots for a (very) mini winter getaway
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Big Brother, Where Art Thou?
Posting : Jesse Kornbluth : 03/13/2006

A quick history of the government's dark involvement with domestic surveillance.