Deborah Allan

Computer Sciences Corp. Reaches $97.5 Million Settlement

Computer Sciences Corp. agreed to pay $97.5 million to settle a class-action lawsuit over alleged false statements about accounting and the company’s performance on a multibillion-dollar contract.

Ron Mock Succeeds Jim Leech as CEO of Ontario Teachers

Ron Mock, senior vice president of fixed income and alternative investments at Ontario Teachers’ Pension Plan, will succeed Jim Leech as chief executive officer and president next year.

Teachers’ Seeks to Buy More Resource Assets After Pengrowth Deal

Ontario Teachers’ Pension Plan, Canada’s third-biggest retirement fund, is seeking more investments for its natural-resource unit after closing its first deal.

Ontario Teachers' Seeks New Head of Private Equity as Erol Uzumeri Leaves

Ontario Teachers’ Pension Plan will search for a new head of private equity after Erol Uzumeri said he’s leaving the Toronto-based pension fund manager.

McGraw-Hill Breakup Valuation May Be as High as $70 a Share, Lazard Says

McGraw-Hill Cos. may accelerate its plan to spin off businesses, under pressure from hedge fund Jana Partners LLC, which bought a stake in the textbook publisher and owner of Standard & Poor’s.

Ontario Teachers’ Pension Plan to Open Hong Kong Office in 2013

Ontario Teachers’ Pension Plan, Canada’s third-largest retirement fund, plans to open a Hong Kong office next year as it diversifies its investments and bridges funding shortfalls.

Ontario Teachers’ Pressures McGraw-Hill as Pension Fund Searches for Yield

McGraw-Hill Cos. may be forced to sell its education business, and some of the pressure is coming from Canadian teachers seeking to bolster their pension.

Rogers's Bid for Leafs, Raptors Would Add More Sports Content for Wireless

Rogers Communications Inc. may bid for the Toronto Maple Leafs hockey team and the Raptors basketball club for about C$1.3 billion ($1.28 billion), the Toronto Star reported, which would add sports programming to keep pace with competitors such as BCE Inc.

BCE Is Leading Group to Buy Q9 Networks, Globe and Mail Reports

BCE Inc., Canada’s largest telecommunications operator, is leading a group that’s close to acquiring Web-services company Q9 Networks Inc. for at least C$1 billion ($960 million), the Globe and Mail reported.

Manabi Seeks Batista Gains in Bear-Market IPO: Corporate Brazil

Manabi SA, the first Brazilian iron- ore company to go public since 2006, is counting on Ontario Teachers’ Pension Plan to spark investor interest in its share sale after Brazil’s benchmark stock index entered a bear market.

"We were 100 percent aware of the OSC case and we are fully confident in his abilities and integrity."

- Deborah Allan on May 14, 2013

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Barry Rosenstein

U.S. Stocks Advance on Leading Indicators, Sentiment Data

U.S. Stocks, Dollar Rise as Data Fuel Economic Confidence

Gold Heads for Longest Slump in Four Years on Fed, Dollar

‘Star Trek’ $112 Million Open to Put Summer in Warp Drive

Banker in Jail Suggests Spain Is Calling Lenders to Account