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NEW YORK, Oct 3- Hedge fund manager Daniel Loeb built a major position in distressed Greek government bonds in September, according to a monthly report and quarterly letter he sent to his investors.
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Fresh off a successful fight with Yahoo! that resulted in a new chief executive and seats on the Internet company’s board, hedge-fund manager Dan Loeb has zeroed in on a new potential target: the oil and gas explorer Murphy Oil.
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NEW YORK, Oct 3- Hedge fund manager Daniel Loeb built a major position in distressed Greek government bonds in September, according to a monthly report he sent to his investors. Loeb's nearly $5 billion Third Point Offshore Fund gained 3.4 percent last month, helped by its position in Greek debt, said the Sept. 30 dated note which was reviewed by Reuters.
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Check out which companies are making headlines after the bell Tuesday.
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Oct 2- Murphy Oil Corp:.
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Oct 1- Syncrude Canada Ltd, a Canadian oil sands company that counts Suncor Energy Inc and Nexen Inc. as partners, will start a project that may extend the life of its Mildred Lake mine in Alberta by about a decade. unit Mocal Energy and Murphy Oil Corp.
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If you’re looking to put money to work in the market right now, Bill Greiner, CIO of Mariner Wealth Advisors has two names for you.
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CNBC performed an analysis that could unlock some value even in this market.
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Energy stocks are on pace to book their worst week of the year, with companies like Marathon Oil and Valero Energy tumbling some 8 percent.
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Shareholders big and small may cheer the flurry of recent spin-offs, but in some cases divestitures can be a sugar high that comes at the expense of long-term earnings.
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Apache's purchase of new drilling acreage and Chesapeake's plans to cut natural gas production highlight the divergence in oil and gas prices that has made stock picking tricky.
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A couple of “Fast Money” pros largely brushed aside concerns about Iran’s effect on crude oil prices Tuesday, focusing instead on decreasing demand as the stronger factor in the commodities market.
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Here's why you should keep a close eye on these six stocks.
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Crude oil prices are down about 20 percent since they closed near a three-year high on April 29, 2011. Here are the stocks that have lost the most on a percentage basis since that time.
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Having spent the last few days reporting from locations all over the lower part of Louisiana, it's clear that the "all clear" has yet to be given.
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In the past 8 trading sessions, energy has halved its gains in 2011, up only 8.8%, compared to an 18% increase at the end of April.
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Stocks tumbled in the final hour of trading to close lower as investors took profits ahead of a key government jobs report on Friday, and as energy shares extended losses after crude oil plunged below $100.
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Stocks tumbled in the final hour of trading as investors took profits ahead of a government jobs report on Friday, and as energy shares extended losses after crude oil plunged below $100.
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