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With railroads chugging higher, Jim Cramer recommends a novel way to harness the runaway bull.
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Barclays Capital Inc. and Barclays Bank PLC/ Letter of Credit- Direct Pay.
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The international banking group appointed Michael Kruse in San Francisco as a managing director and head of the Technology, Media& Telecoms group for North America. Kruse joins the bank after working for 12 years at JPMorgan Chase& Co..
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The company hired Dianne Challenor from Citigroup Inc as head of transaction services for Asia Pacific, the Wall Street Journal reported on Monday. Hester was most recently head of sales for Northern Trust in Australia and New Zealand.
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The company hired Dianne Challenor from Citigroup Inc as head of transaction services for Asia Pacific, the Wall Street Journal reported on Monday. Hester was most recently head of sales for Northern Trust in Australia and New Zealand.
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With railroads chugging higher, Jim Cramer recommends a novel way to harness the runaway bull.
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Jan 9- Greenbrier Cos Inc remains open to talks with Carl Icahn about a merger with American Railcar Industries Inc, the railcar maker's chief executive said, after rejecting two takeover offers from the billionaire investor in the last month.
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*American Railcar says willing to offer $22/ share. *Greenbrier says $20- $22 per share grossly undervalues firm. Dec 18- American Railcar Industries Inc, controlled by activist investor Carl Icahn, said it was willing to raise its offer for Greenbrier Cos Inc after being snubbed by the smaller railcar maker.
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*Greenbrier says $20- $22 per share grossly undervalues firm. Dec 18- American Railcar Industries Inc, controlled by activist investor Carl Icahn, said it was willing to raise its offer for rival railcar maker Greenbrier Cos Inc by 10 percent to about $597 million.
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NEW YORK, Nov 30- Since the Dodd-Frank law gave shareholders a say in executive pay in 2010, courts have routinely rebuffed efforts by shareholders to force companies to heed their voice. In fact, the main financial beneficiary so far has been a small New York law firm that brought the bulk of the cases.
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NEW YORK, Nov 30- Since the Dodd-Frank law gave shareholders a say in executive pay in 2010, c ourts have routinely rebuffed efforts by shareholders to force companies to heed their voice. In fact, the main financial beneficiary so far has been a small New York law firm that brought the bulk of the cases.
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NEW YORK, Nov 30- Since the Dodd-Frank law gave shareholders a say in executive pay in 2010, c ourts have routinely rebuffed efforts by shareholders to force companies to heed their voice. In fact, the main financial beneficiary so far has been a small New York law firm that brought the bulk of the cases.
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NEW YORK, Nov 30- Since the Dodd-Frank law gave shareholders a say in executive pay in 2010, c ourts have routinely rebuffed efforts by shareholders to force companies to heed their voice. In fact, the main financial beneficiary so far has been a small New York law firm that brought the bulk of the cases.
