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Aladdin Capital launches debt capital markets unit Stamford, Connecticut-based Aladdin said Matthew Eastwick, who previously worked at banks including Credit Suisse, Deutsche Bank and Merrill Lynch, will head the debt capital markets unit. The fund company said two other former bankers, Alternative investment manager launches DCM group |
EBay Plans Skype IPO to End ‘Marriage Made in Hell’
RTE.ieThe IPO could raise $500 million to $1 billion for EBay, depending on how much equity the company gives up, said Paul Bard, an analyst with Renaissance Capital LLC in Greenwich, Connecticut. Skype’s market value could be $3 billion to $5 billion, ebay Plans IPO for Skype Web-Calling Business in 2010
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US CORP BONDS-Rally stalls as bank optimism starts to fade The gains seemingly indicated "some degree of cautious optimism about banks," said Scott MacDonald, head of research at Aladdin Capital in Stamford, Connecticut. However, "banks still have a lot of toxic assets on their books," MacDonald added. |
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Decade of Losses Forces Investors in Their 30s to Start All Over “I may be a little bit ahead, but not much,” said Woodward, 39, an employee of United Construction & Engineering Inc. in Torrington, Connecticut. He’s better off than many 401(k) investors in their 30s who began saving a decade ago, according to data |
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Stanadyne moving CT production south Stanadyne CEO David Jones said the action was prompted by undercapacity at its three US plants, which supply its sluggish North American and European markets. Meanwhile, Stanadyne parts plants in Chenna, India, and Changshu, China supply those Stanadyne Corp. To Close Windsor Manufacturing Plant by 2011 |
