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• Morgan Lewis, Cravath, Munger Tolles: Business of Law

  Morgan Lewis & Bockius LLP hired a Washington team of white collar attorneys formerly of White & Case LLP and led by former acting U.S. Attorney General and Deputy Attorney General George J. Terwilliger III.

• Insider Trading, Finra’s Trace, IBM Request: Compliance

  A former director of store operations at J.Crew Group Inc. agreed to pay more than $120,000 to settle allegations that he traded stock based on non-public information.

• Millstein, Ross, Studzinski on Euro-Zone Crisis

  Oct. 27 (Bloomberg) -- Jim Millstein, chairman and chief executive officer of Millstein & Co. and former chief restructuring officer at the U.S. Treasury Department, Wilbur Ross, chairman of WL Ross & Co., and John Studzinski, global head of Blackstone Advisory Partners, participate in a panel discussion about the euro region's debt crisis and its impact on global dealmaking. Bloomberg's Jeffrey McCracken moderated the panel at the Bloomberg Link Dealmakers Summit in New York yesterday. (Source: Bloomberg)

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  Colony Spends $1.5 Billion on Homes as Next REIT Boom: Mortgages

  Colony Capital LLC founder Tom Barrack is betting $1.5 billion that single-family homes caught in the U.S. “butcher factory” of foreclosures are the basis for a new class of real estate investment.

• M&A to Grow More ‘Robust’ Next Year, Effron Says

  The pace of mergers and acquisitions will become “more robust” in 2013 after this year’s decline, said Blair Effron, a co-founder of the Centerview Partners LLC advisory boutique.

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  Health Companies Sitting on Cash May Mean Bigger Deals

  Health-care companies sitting on piles of cash may start doing more deals next year as they seek products that can bolster sales, said four top U.S. dealmakers.

• Barro, Ponnuru Discuss Presidential Election

  Oct. 25 (Bloomberg) -- Bloomberg View columnists Josh Barro and Ramesh Ponnuru participate in a panel discussion about the U.S. presidential election. Bloomberg's Paula Dwyer moderates at the Bloomberg Link Dealmakers Summit in New York. (All three participants are Bloomberg View columnists. The opinions expressed are their own. Source: Bloomberg)

• NFL Teams May Reach $2 Billion by 2022 Due to Media, Labor Deals

  The value of National Football League teams may reach $2 billion within a decade due to the 10- year labor and media deals signed by the U.S.’s most popular sport, according to Rob Tilliss, who represents buyers and sellers of sports franchises.

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  EU Banks Need ‘TARP-Like’ Program, Millstein and Studzinski Say

  European banks, battered by the sovereign-debt crisis and tougher regulation, need a “TARP- like” program to help boost market confidence and lending, Jim Millstein and John Studzinski said.

• Deals 50% Below Peak As CEOs Show Caution, Gogel Says

  Clayton Dubilier & Rice LLC Chief Executive Officer Donald Gogel said dealmaking in the U.S. is being suppressed by hesitancy among corporate executives to put their money toward mergers and acquisitions.

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• Rodge Cohen Sees Banks Consolidating After Dodd-Frank

• Lipton Sees Difficult Climate for M&A, Slower Growth

• Woolery Sees More M&A Pegged to Shareholder Returns

• Dealmakers Summit: Manas of Foros Discusses Telecom M&As

• Dealmakers Summit: SecondMarket’s Silbert on Illiquidity

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