NYC plans to remake refugees from investment banks into entrepreneurs.
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Dow Dives 777 points, Nasdaq skids 9 percent as House rejects bailout package; Apple crushed, Google mauled.
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Google, Apple get mauled amid turmoil surrounding vote by Congress and broader market declines.
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Nasdaq plummets 109 points and Dow dives 449; Microsoft, Apple, RIMM, and Qualcomm lose 5 percent or more.
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Asia closes mixed and Europe veers lower despite Fed’s rescue package for AIG.
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Join a startup, VC urges the estimated 150,000 Wall Street workers facing pink slips.
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Lehman files Chapter 11,Merrill Lynch bought by Bank of America, AIG scrambles for cash, tech stocks drop as U.S. government takes a hands-off pose.
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A new report sees a robust new-issue pipeline with 108 companies registering for deals worth $22.7 billion, but turbulence in credit markets could squeeze the flow of new IPOs.
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Joshua Schachter's organizing skills earned him $31M.
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The month's market is limping to the end, but May is looking good.
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The pickup is slow but on schedule with solid—not sexy—offerings.
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The quiet week ahead, a grumpy Greenspan, oil prices, and the weak dollar have Wall Street worrying.
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The best investors, great money, and little competition have put the International Securities Exchange on everyone’s “buy” list.
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Analysts—and Apple itself—warn investors this may be as good it gets, old-school Macolytes get iPod overload, Cisco buys Airespace, and Google search app finds another market: small and mid-sized businesses.
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A big year, by the numbers: Google myths debunked, when and why the market recovered, the top IPOs, and the final scorecard.
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Las Vegas Sands tops a show-stopping marquee; the best IPOs for Citigroup, Goldman Sachs, and Merrill Lynch. Plus: How this December compares to the last.
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Exceeded expectations offset Greenspan’s buzz kill.
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New faces and carry-overs arrive just in time for the holidays, preparing a feast compared to last year’s famine. Plus: The IPO on everybody’s “most wanted” list.
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A clear-cut election sparks the year’s sharpest weekly gain, reminding us that Wall Street doesn’t like loose ends. Plus: Friday’s pricings prove the market’s strength.
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The IPO market fought off the cross-currents of a falling stock market and climbing oil prices last week to post a strong finish.
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