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Asian Coast Development (Canada) Ltd., a company backed by Philip Falcone’s Harbinger Capital Partners LLC that’s building the first Las Vegas-style casino in Vietnam, was sued by its chief executive officer for breach of contract.
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Robert Wolf, the chairman of UBS AG’s Americas unit and one of Wall Street’s top supporters of U.S. President Barack Obama, is leaving the Swiss bank after 18 years to start an advisory firm.
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President Barack Obama implored supporters at a dinner today to embrace a new group that hopes to stir grassroots enthusiasm for his second-term agenda.
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Even as President Barack Obama was being attacked in campaign commercials funded in part by America’s business elite, he was making plans to enlist corporate chiefs to help in his first post-election battle.
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The biggest names on the links this week aren’t all teeing off at the PGA tournament in Paramus, New Jersey.
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He’s called bankers fat cats, been labeled as anti-business and used the presidential bully pulpit to demand corporate chiefs spend some of their $2 trillion in cash to boost hiring.
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Company executives including UBS AG Chairman for the Americas Robert Wolf and Honeywell International Inc. Chairman David Cote opened a discussion with President Barack Obama today aimed at fostering cooperation and finding ways to spur U.S. economic growth.
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President Barack Obama’s efforts to engage business leaders in negotiations to avoid the year-end fiscal cliff have included unannounced private talks with top financial executives at the White House.
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Shoulders rubbed at the Ivy Football Association Dinner. That’s what happens when 1,200 alumni of Ivy League football gather for a reunion.
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University of Pennsylvania defensive back Josh Powers may have a better opportunity than playing for college football’s national championship: a six- figure Wall Street salary upon graduation.
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