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H.J. Heinz Co. rebuffed the initial takeover bid by billionaires Warren Buffett and Jorge Paulo Lemann before agreeing to a higher price in the $23 billion deal that was put together in a quick two months, said people familiar with the matter.
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The U.S. Treasury Department chose Citigroup Inc. and JPMorgan Chase & Co. to manage the sale of shares in General Motors Co., as the government works to disentangle itself from the biggest U.S. automaker following the $50 billion bailout that began in 2009.
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Facebook Inc. shares, which fell to a record low after insiders could sell stakes for the first time since the initial public offering, will face more pressure when another 1.44 billion shares are freed up through November.
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Morgan Stanley defended its role in Facebook Inc.’s initial public offering after a Massachusetts regulator subpoenaed the bank over talks between an analyst and investors about the social media company’s revenue outlook.
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MGM Holdings Inc., the Hollywood studio that exited bankruptcy in 2010, is seeking to complete an initial stock sale before the October release of its next James Bond film, a person with knowledge of the situation said.
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Morgan Stanley, the underwriter that took Facebook Inc. public at a record high market value, said its own money-management unit bought more than 2 percent of the shares sold through the $16 billion offering.
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Mark Zuckerberg will celebrate turning 28 today on the final leg of a roadshow aimed at building demand for Facebook Inc.’s initial public offering and convincing investors that he can make money from mobile users.
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Goldman Sachs Group Inc. , accused by the U.S. government of defrauding investors, is generating better returns for companies and buyers of initial public offerings than any other Wall Street firm.
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Facebook Inc.’s stock plunge has robbed Goldman Sachs Group Inc. and Microsoft Corp. of much of the potential gain they could unlock as soon as this week, when a ban on sales of insiders’ shares begins to lift.
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A spirit of bipartisanship is sweeping Capitol Hill, with lawmakers poised to approve a package of bills aimed at reducing regulatory burdens on small business.
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