KKR: Cashing In on Credit Woes
Wednesday, August 15th, 2007Private equity giant Kohlberg Kravis Roberts has a plan to use the credit market meltdown to make money for investors
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Private equity giant Kohlberg Kravis Roberts has a plan to use the credit market meltdown to make money for investors
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The ruling Liberal Democratic Party receives a thrashing over scandals and missteps by Prime Minister Abe, but the economy continues to cruise along
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The financing window closed this month with a credit squeeze that started in the subprime mortgage market before spreading into higher grades of debt
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As housing woes spread to the corporate credit market, the economic outlook is sure to decline. Just how much further down do we have to go?
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Some analysts advise leavening your portfolio with bigger banks that are ripe for an uptick. But don’t overlook deals in beaten-down brokerages
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Thanks to high gas prices, the oil giant is expected to beat its own record for the best quarter ever. How long will the profit party last?
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Investors cheered a planned partnership that will result in the first nationwide broadband network using WiMax. Does it presage a deeper union?
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Private equity is having a harder time finding investors for risky LBOs. Fallout from a collapsed megadeal could prove worse than the subprime crisis
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Investors are betting the subprime mess and bond jitters won’t hurt equities. But will they get burned later?
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Shareholders are fighting "lowball" buyout bids—and finding an ally in the courts
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