West Conshohocken News
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The lockstep moves in global stocks that dominated equity markets for the past six years are breaking down at the fastest rate on record, a sign investor confidence is finally returning from the financial crisis.
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OCZ Technology Group Inc. has never been cheaper for an acquirer looking to profit from the shift to flash memory in personal computers and video games.
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Morgan Stanley, CBRE Global Investors and Guggenheim Partners LLC are among eight contenders to buy or lease the parking system of Harrisburg, the insolvent Pennsylvania capital coping with more than $300 million in debt.
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Harrisburg, the Pennsylvania capital whose insolvency sparked a decision to default on some general-obligation bonds, got inquiries from Morgan Stanley and 13 other companies on buying or leasing its parking system.
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Private-equity deals in the middle market increased in the third quarter to the highest level since the start of last year, a study showed.
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Samsung Electronics Co. agreed to settle a patent-infringement case before the U.S. International Trade Commission over its flash-memory chips used in Apple Inc. ’s iPhone and Research In Motion Ltd .’s BlackBerry.
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Bond traders are giving Marfrig Alimentos SA a vote of confidence even as credit rating companies say they may downgrade Latin America’s second-largest beef producer following a $1.3 billion acquisition in the U.S.
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After a period of respite in the first quarter, rebounding correlation between equities is undermining the strategies of investors looking to make outsize returns by betting on individual stocks.
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Investors in the U.S. who used to rely on financial stocks for dividends can turn to an unlikely successor: information technology.
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Harrisburg gave Morgan Stanley, KKR & Co. and 18 others permission to bid for its parking system, water and sewer operations, and the incinerator that drove the Pennsylvania capital into insolvency.
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