Keyword Results ( "Tombstone" )

Hollywood Ending
Article : March/April 2007
Seagram
> read more

Money Train
Article : May/June 2007
It was a head-on collision in the making: Ten years ago, three railroad giants were bickering about price in a deal that would redraw the nation’s rail maps. By Teri Buhl
> read more

Additional Results ( 19 shown )

Tombstone
Article : December/January 2009
Amid an industry-wide merger binge, Sprint and Nextel united in 2005. The connection has been . . . well, spotty.
> read more

Medicinal Purposes
Article : October/November 2008
Raiding Pfizer's consumer cabinet helped Johnson & Johnson fight off infection.
> read more

Tiffany Takeover
Article : September 2008
Once the gold standard of television ­networks, CBS was in decline when ­Westinghouse came calling in 1995.
> read more

Trans World Furlough
Article : June/July 2008
Five months before 9/11, American Airlines bought TWA -- and the company has encountered turbulence ever since.
> read more

Seasonally Adjusted
Article : June/July 2008
These Lowland single-malts are the perfect Scotches for sipping the summer away.
> read more

Tombstone: Wall Street Meets Main Street
Article : May 2008
It seemed like a great idea at the time. The dot-com explosion of the late 1990s was just beginning to percolate, and individual investors were snapping up IPOs as fast as Wall Street could churn them out. . A quick – and, in some ways topical – trip down memory lane.
> read more

Tombstone
Article : April/May 2008
It seemed like a great idea at the time. The dot-com explosion of the late 1990s was just beginning to percolate, and individual investors were snapping up IPOs as fast as Wall Street could churn them out.
> read more

Tombstone: Smart Cookie
Article : March 2008
A trip down memory lane, when Credit Suisse underwrote one of the more unlikely IPOs of the decade.
> read more

Smart Cookie
Article : February/March 2008
A decade ago, Credit Suisse underwrote one of the more unlikely IPOs of the 1990s.
> read more

Showdown: Wharton Conference – Or OK Corral?
Article : January 2008
It wasn’t quite as exciting as the famous gunfight in Tombstone, Ariz. – after all, we’re talking about Philadelphia here, where gunfights aren’t exactly what one would call extraordinary. But the stand-off at Wharton's Private Equity and Venture Capital conference late last week definitely resulted in a number of tailfeathers getting ruffled, as protesters enthusiastically invaded the buttoned-down gathering just as Carlyle Group’s David Rubenstein launched his keynote address. Rumors and mayhem, if not hilarity, ensued.
> read more

Tombstone: Liftoff
Article : January 2008
The end of the Cold War put a big chill on the early-’90s defense industry, which was forced to consolidate amid shrinking Defense Department procurements. How Boeing nabbed a deal to bob and weave its way around what could have been a bona fide catastrophe.
> read more

Liftoff
Article : November/December 2007
> read more

Meet the 2007 Rainmakers
Article : November/December 2007
With this year destined to go down as one of the most volatile in recent M&A history, a few select names weathered storms spectacularly well. When a deal needed to get done amid intensified shareholder activism and credit-market calamity, who got the call? We've sorted through hundreds of peer nominations to compile the most prestigious list in investment banking.
> read more

Tombstone: A Tough Fit
Article : October 2007
Jones Apparel Group has occasionally taken heat for absorbing some of its bigger retail brands to complete its deal wardrobe. How it got Wall Street to pitch in on the funding of one troubled brand that, at the time, only Jones believed in.
> read more

A Tough Fit
Article : September/October 2007
> read more

Blackstone’s Battery Mates
Article : March/April 2007
Midsize Battery Ventures — quietly performing groundbreaking work — has won the support of private equity’s biggest player
> read more

Bottle Rocket
Article : Premiere Issue
> read more

This Won't Hurt a Bit
Article : March/April 2007
The second in our series of anonymous reminiscences
> read more

Advertise in Dealmaker
> http://www.dealmakerdaily.com/magazine/advertise.html