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Herbalife has been more than a controversial stock over the past three years or more. Short seller and activist investor Bill Ackman had roughly a $1 billion bet against this company and has been a...
There may be mixed views on the departure of AIG's CEO, but we know that Carl Icahn is definitely happy with this result.
Icahn's sale caused Chesapeake's shares to dive about 6% on Monday. But when Icahn announced his sale of Transocean stock late Wednesday, the company's shares drifted down only fractionally.
Carl Icahn believes that Herbalife might be better off as a privately held firm and he has weighed the possibility of launching a tender offer for it.
Navistar International announced a strategic alliance with the truck and bus division of Volkswagen that included an unspecified equity investment by the German automaker.
Herbalife is treating this settlement as a victory. The question now is whether it will begin to aggressively go after Bill Ackman for calling Herbalife a pyramid scheme.
In a terse letter to the Federal-Mogul, activist investor Carl Icahn's Icahn Enterprises on Monday morning raised its offer for the remaining shares of Federal-Mogul that Icahn doesn't own.
This past week started to resemble just what we have been expecting the rest of the summer to look like: volatile. Yet, big-time insiders were big-time buyers.
Xerox reported mixed first-quarter 2016 results and a company split update before markets opened Monday morning.
Activist investor Carl Icahn has added 4 million class B shares of Freeport-McMoRan to his stake.
Xerox reportedly will be broken into two pieces, and activist investor Carl Icahn, who has a significant stake in the company's shares, will receive several board seats.
AIG said it plans to sell its broker-dealer network, spin off part of its mortgage-insurance unit and slash costs. but not break up the company.
AIG has received another letter from activist investor Carl Icahn demanding AIG bust itself up into smaller, more focused units.
The market continues to pressure Xerox's shares, as questions about its viability as an independent public corporation dog it. Its shares have dropped 31% in the past year.
Say what you want about media tycoon Rupert Murdoch, but he doesn’t give up easily.