Jim Tisch News
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For AT&T Inc., the decision to introduce natural gas vehicles to the company’s fleet in 2008 proved well-timed, as the price gap between gas and diesel soared to an all-time high that summer.
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Loews Corp. Chief Executive Officer James Tisch is the dealmaker who won’t make a deal.
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Jim Tisch , chief executive officer of Loews Corp ., whose operations include offshore drilling, hotels and insurance, said economic growth will remain sluggish in part because executives lack confidence in the Obama administration’s policies.
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Jim Tisch , chief executive officer of Loews Corp., said investors should buy stocks like Exxon Mobil Corp. and Johnson & Johnson after the decline in Treasury and municipal-bond yields.
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January Jones, who plays the well- situated but unhappy Betty in “Mad Men,” said she’s a saver, not a spender on the red carpet last night.
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President Barack Obama had just won re-election and his top advisers were in Chicago for the victory party. As they savored the moment, hugging one another and drinking champagne, Chief of Staff Jack Lew killed the buzz.
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Oil and natural-gas rigs in the Gulf of Mexico may remain idle for months even if President Barack Obama ’s administration agrees to an early end for its moratorium on deep-water drilling.
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CNA Financial Corp. , the insurer that hasn’t paid a common stock dividend since 2008, must manage capital carefully so it can expand when markets improve, said the chief executive officer of the company’s parent, Loews Corp.
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The U.S. employment rate is currently at 8.6%, but where will it be at this time next year? PIMCO global equities director Neel Kashkari, RDQ Economics chief economist John Ryding, Loews CEO Jim Tisch and more share their insight. (Source: Bloomberg)
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Dennis Stattman , who manages $65 billion in global equities and bonds for BlackRock Inc., is betting the biggest stocks will outperform smaller rivals and Treasuries as consumers pare spending.
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