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    Win, Lose or Draw: AT&T and T-Mobile Edition

    So the Department of Justice today came out and said that calling AT&T-Mobile your beloved service provider may be but a dream. AT&T will no doubt put up a strong fight, what with its five law firms, four banks, and two public relations firms on retainer—not to mention a heavy lobbying presence in Washington. But in the meantime, let’s look at who’s coming away with what.

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    In Latest Deals, Big Roles for Boutique Investment Banks

    Two big deals last week — Google’s takeover bid for Motorola Mobility and Hewlett-Packard’s purchase of Autonomy — underscored the growing influence of boutique investment banks.  The New York Times reports.

  • Six in 60
    Stocks to Watch: Nike, US Airways, Exelon and More...

    Here's why you should keep a close eye on these six stocks.

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    Citi Second-Quarter Profit a 'Disappointment': Analyst

    Citigroup's second-quarter earnings were a "disappointment," as higher expenses offset a better-than-expected rise in revenue, David Trone, the securities industry analyst at JMP Securities, told CNBC Friday.

  • Your First Move For Friday June 10th

    Here's our Fast Money Final Trade. Our gang gives you tomorrow's best trades, right now!

  • JP Morgan Scheduling Talks to Syndicate Bridge Loan

    Just two days after JP Morgan lent AT&T $20 billion to help cement its plan to purchase Deutsche Telekom’s T-Mobile unit, JP Morgan is already scheduling meetings with other banks to discuss syndicating the loan, say people familiar with the matter.

  • Gartman: Rally in Euro To Be Short Lived

    Considering the recent gains in the euro, is it time to put that bear costume back in the closet? Not according to Dennis Gartman.

  • Will August's Worst Sector Rebound In The Fall?

    In August banks landed at the bottom of the heap as the worst performing sector of the S&P. How should you play them in September?

  • Halftime: Buy Stocks Ahead Of Jobs Report?

    Is sideways market a negative sign ahead of the jobs report? Or is it bullish that we're holding gains?

  • Yahoo! Needs to Acquire Hulu: Analyst

    Following a flurry of M&A activity, investors are wondering who's the next takeover candidate. Why one analyst said Yahoo should buy Hulu.

  • Pops & Drops: Starbucks, Chipotle...

    Following are the week’s biggest winners and losers. Find out why shares of Starbucks and Chipotle popped while Qualcomm and Ebay dropped.

  • M&A Explosion: Trading A Market Awash In Deal Chatter

    It almost feels like America is on sale considering the sheer volume of deal speculation in the market. With all the wheeling and dealing how should you trade?

  • Shouldn’t The Sell-Off Be Much Worse?

    The market had every reason to sell-off recently. We had renewed worries about Greece, a higher dollar, and Treasury auctions. So why isn't the damage worse?

  • Chartology: Beware Monopoly Stocks

    Think playing monopoly stocks leads to sacks of profits? Not necessarily. Some companies with ‘no competition' may in fact be overbought.

  • Dash For Trash Pt 2: Short Squeeze or Strong Bet?

    The government's trash appears to be investors' treasure with AIG as well as Citigroup leading the markets higher. Is the trade fundamental or froth?

  • Will Deal Making Drive The Market Higher?

    What must you know to trade this market? According to the Fast Money traders it's that deal making will be a big driver going forward.

  • Web Extra Pops & Drops: Greenhill, Sina

    Following are the day’s biggest winners and losers. Find out why shares of Sina and Greenhill popped while Wendy’s Arby's and Patriot Coal dropped.

  • CEOs Are On a Spending Spree—Get In On the Action!

    America's CEOs are on a major spending spree. They're paying dividends, buying back shares, and most importantly, buying each other.

  • Will Deal Making Keep Floor Under Market?

    Deal making is officially back on with three major takeovers announced Monday. Where is the Fast Money finding alpha amid increasing acquisitions?

  • BEHIND THE MONEY: Stock Market Would Be Lost This Year Without Mergers

    With a flurry of M&A boosting stocks, Oppenheimer reveals three more companies that could be potential takeover targets.