Carl Shapiro News
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Someday, Apple's now 11-year-long run of nearly unbroken triumph (I'm dating it to the launch of the iPod in November 2001) is going to end. That is just the way of the business world. The questions, of course, are when, and how. The mood of the moment is that when might just be now (there are lots of different ideas about the how). I wouldn't be so sure...
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Robert Jaffe , the son-in-law of Boston-based philanthropist Carl Shapiro , asked a judge to enforce a $625 million settlement in the Bernard Madoff bankruptcy case and block further lawsuits.
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President Barack Obama will nominate Carl Shapiro , the deputy assistant attorney general for economics at the antitrust division of the Justice Department, to his Council of Economic Advisers, White House press secretary Jay Carney said.
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Carl Shapiro, one of three members of the White House Council of Economic Advisers, is leaving his position soon to return to teaching at the University of California at Berkeley, an administration official said.
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One of Bernard Madoff ’s first clients, along with 19 family members, settled potential lawsuits by agreeing to forfeit $625 million in profits from the con man’s investment fraud.
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Carl Shapiro, one of the first clients of Bernard Madoff’s investment firm, and 19 members of his family agreed to forfeit $625 million in profits from the con man’s fraud, settling potential lawsuits against them.
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Trico Marine Services Inc. , a provider of support vessels for the offshore oil and natural-gas industry, filed a motion on Dec. 6 seeking approval of a settlement with holders of high-yield secured notes issued by operating companies not in bankruptcy.
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The estate of Jeffrey M. Picower and his investment funds agreed to give back every cent of the $7,206,157,717 earned in profits over 30 years of investing with Bernard L. Madoff Investment Securities Inc. The settlement, announced Dec. 17, was made with the widow of Picower, who drowned in his swimming pool in Palm Beach, Florida, in October 2009.
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Hal Varian , the chief economist at Google Inc. , spends a lot of time talking about the economic state of the news business, partly at the behest of the Federal Trade Commission, which wants to know how free online access has contributed to the financial difficulties of dozens of newspapers such as the Rocky Mountain News, Los Angeles Times and Chicago Tribune.
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The trustee liquidating con man Bernard L. Madoff ’s former investment firm filed a revised complaint that disclosed new details of his $6.4 billion lawsuit against JPMorgan Chase & Co.
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