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TimesCast Video: After Eviction, Zuccotti Protesters Scramble to Respond Occupy Wall Street protesters were trying to organize a response to their eviction early Tuesday morning from Zuccotti Park in Lower Manhattan. | |||
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DEALBOOK HIGHLIGHTSMF Global Trustee Seeks Approval of Customer Claims Proceedings The court-appointed trustee overseeing the liquidation of MF Global's brokerage unit sought permission on Tuesday to set up a claims process for customers of the failed firm, helping pave the way for additional payouts. New Consumer Agency Staffs Up The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau announced eight new hires on Tuesday who will fill senior leadership spots, ranging from top lawyers to the bureau's chief financial officer. Deal Professor: A Complicated Maneuver for Control of Yahoo Steven M. Davidoff, a columnist for DealBook, reports that Yahoo is reportedly contemplating a large sale of stock to one or more private equity firms. But does it mean battle-scarred shareholders will lose out on a valuable sale opportunity? Bain Capital Seeks to Cash Out of LinkedIn Bain Capital plans to sell its entire stake, about 3.7 million shares, as part of a secondary stock sale that LinkedIn announced late on Monday.
Sino-Forest Report Rejects Fraud Claims, With Caveats While a report released on Tuesday by a panel of independent directors of the Sino-Forest Corporation rejected claims of fraud, the panel was unable to verify much of the company data and statements at the heart of the case. Children's Investment Fund Takes Stake in News Corp. The Children's Investment Fund, run by the British fund manager Chris Hohn, has acquired an $833 million stake in News Corporation, even as police investigations about the media company's illegal phone-hacking practices continue on both sides of the Atlantic. Nisshin Steel and Nippon Metal to Merge The Japanese companies announced plans on Tuesday to merge in a deal that would create the country's second-largest maker of stainless steel.
UBS Names Sergio Ermotti as Chief Executive The Swiss bank said Sergio P. Ermotti, who has run UBS on an interim basis since September, would become permanent chief executive and take the reins of a strategic restructuring. LOOKING AHEADEconomic Reports Data released on Wednesday will include Consumer Price Index for October and industrial production and capacity utilization for October. Corporate Earnings Companies reporting results on Wednesday will include Limited Brands and Target. In the United States The House Oversight and Government Reform Committee will conduct a hearing on Wednesday about Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac bonuses. | |||
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