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Apollo Global Management LLC’s Affinion Group Holdings Inc. has less than a year to pare back $2.3 billion of debt before it breaches loan terms that would cause a default and accelerate payment to its lenders.
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Wealthy investors aren’t clamoring for a piece of Facebook Inc.’s initial public offering because some own the stock through private transactions while others shy away from risky technology deals, according to advisers.
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Michel Moreno, the 42-year-old chief executive officer of the Moreno Group, an oil-services company, has been investing the cash he set aside during the financial crisis in the most well-known U.S. companies.
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Retail investors turned the Dow Jones Industrial Average’s 348-point plunge yesterday into the biggest trading day of the year at Vanguard Group Inc., the largest U.S. provider of stock and bond mutual funds.
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Wealthy investors should use yesterday’s market rout to buy some of the biggest, most well- known U.S. companies, which are undervalued after getting dragged down with the broader market, said Darrell Cronk, an investment officer for Wells Fargo & Co.
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Mark Watson, an attorney, sold shares of Apple Inc. at 2:47 p.m. yesterday as the Dow Jones Industrial Average had its biggest intraday percentage decline since the market crash of October 1987.
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Warren Buffett ’s Berkshire Hathaway Inc. is the darling of U.S. millionaires, or at least those in Tiger 21, a peer investment group.
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