Kinder Morgan and El Paso: the deal’s winners and losers (Updated)
Kinder Morgan’s $21.1 billion offer for El Paso Corp. appears to be a good deal for both companies’ shareholders, and of course, for Rich Kinder himself. Kinder controls about 219 million Kinder Morgan...
View ArticleDynegy bondholders now betting on bankruptcy
Sometimes, bankruptcy may be the better option. That seems to be what Dynegy’s bondholders are thinking. Earlier this week they spurned a plan by the struggling Houston-based power company to replace...
View ArticleCarl Icahn: Chesapeake’s white knight?
The activist investor may see embattled Chesapeake as more than just a passive investment.
View ArticleIcahn calls for replacing almost half of Chesapeake’s board
Carl Icahn isn't looking like the benevolent investor that Chesapeake Energy's management portrayed him as last week.
View ArticleAnother Chesapeake shareholder turns up heat on board
A New York pension fund is encouraging other investors to withhold votes for Chesapeake Energy's directors as a protest of the company's poor performance and corporate governance.
View ArticleChesapeake caves to Icahn, replaces 4 directors
Two big shareholders including Carl Icahn, will get to name the board replacements.
View ArticleCVR shareholders remain under Icahn’s thumb
The billionaire investor has essentially acquired the company without paying a premium.
View ArticleIcahn nabs Transocean stake after Macondo settlement
Icahn typically invests in undervalued companies and uses his stake to force changes in management or corporate governance.
View ArticleChesapeake CEO leaves mixed legacy
McClendon may define the company's past, but he also laid the foundation for its future.
View ArticlePoll: Dell’s legacy lost?
No matter which bid prevails, it will pay investors less for their stock than it was worth when Michael Dell returned as chief executive in early 2007 to the company that bears his name.
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