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May 22 2013 08:00 BST
Commodities traders acquire power stations
The Swiss-based commodities traders are expanding into assets, buying or leasing anything from refineries to pipelines and terminals. But now Vitol, the largest in the sector, is signalling a new development area: power stations. <The tabular content relating to this article is not available to view. Apologies in advance forBy Javier Blas, Commodities Editor
May 21 2013 17:37 BST
El Corte Inglés pursues €5bn net debt restructuring
El Corte Inglés, the world's third-largest department store chain by sales, is seeking to restructure €5bn of net debt with its lending banks as the family-owned group weathers a sharp fall in profits in its recession-hit Spanish homeland. The department store, which has for more than 70 years sold productsBy Miles Johnson in Madrid
May 21 2013 17:29 BST
Inside Business: China's banks face no-win situation
When hundreds of private equity executives met in Washington last week to discuss emerging markets, China dominated the debate. This outcome at the International Finance Corporation and Emerging Markets Private Equity Association conference is hardly surprising, given how important China is for the health of the world economy and forBy Henny Sender
May 15 2013 15:31 BST
Dish Network gains edge in battle for Sprint with $9bn financing
Dish Network has secured financing on its $25.5bn bid for Sprint Nextel, overcoming attempts by its rival suitor SoftBank of Japan to persuade banks to boycott the US group, according to people familiar with the process. Dish has said it needs $9bn of financing to back its bid for Sprint.By Paul J Davies in Hong Kong
May 15 2013 10:06 BST
Oil majors at centre of unregulated trade
BP, Royal Dutch Shell and Statoil, the three oil majors who were raided by the European Commission on Tuesday in a probe into the setting of oil prices, sit at the centre of global trade in oil that has been left largely unregulated for many decades. A handful of energyBy Ajay Makan in London
May 14 2013 19:10 BST
Morgan Stanley chief seeks to reassure on jobs
James Gorman, chief executive of Morgan Stanley, said he sees no reason for dramatic job cuts as the bank seeks to reduce the amount of capital used by its fixed income and commodities business to boost returns for shareholders. Mr Gorman has been revamping Morgan Stanley by placing greater emphasisBy Tracy Alloway in New York
May 14 2013 11:08 BST
Third Point's Dan Loeb - shrewd trader from a young age
No company likes to wake up and find Dan Loeb on its share register. The 51-year-old billionaire founder of hedge fund Third Point owns stakes in some of the world's biggest companies - including Yahoo, American International Group, Virgin Media and Morgan Stanley. But it was his long position inBy Lina Saigol
May 13 2013 22:07 BST
Watchdog probes 1m US swap contracts
A top US financial regulator has launched a broad inquiry into the legitimacy of more than 1m energy and metals transactions by the biggest traders in commodities markets over the past two years. The Commodity Futures Trading Commission has issued a "special call" asking Wall Street banks, and other tradersBy Gregory Meyer and Kara Scannell in New York
May 13 2013 14:44 BST
Europe's banks turn to capital raising to meet Basel III
After a dearth of equity raising from banks over the past year or so, cash calls all of a sudden seem to be the fashion of the day. Deutsche Bank recently completed a €2.96bn accelerated issue of new shares, fellow German lender Commerzbank in March said it would raise €2.5bnBy Patrick Jenkins and Daniel Schäfer
May 10 2013 19:17 BST
How the Fed lost its cred
During the past week, I have been travelling across America and lugging with me a controversial new book, The Great Deformation, by David Stockman. "Lugging" is particularly apt: this behemoth has 743 pages and weighs several pounds, at least in old-fashioned print. Perhaps that is no surprise: Stockman, a privateBy Gillian Tett
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May 20 2013 16:00 BST
Morgan Stanley Expands Partnership with Feeding America, Commits Additional $8 Million to Leading Hunger-Relief Charity
May 20 2013 14:17 BST
Morgan Stanley Wealth Management Hosts Marriage Before The Court - The Future of the Defense of Marriage Act and CA Proposition 8
May 13 2013 21:30 BST
Morgan Stanley Asia-Pacific Fund, Inc. Announces Commencement of Tender Offer
May 13 2013 15:00 BST
Morgan Stanley Alternative Investment Partners Launches the AIP Dynamic Alternative Strategies Fund
Apr 23 2013 14:30 BST
Morgan Stanley Wealth Management Launches Inaugural Mother’s Day “Gifts for Good” Philanthropic Catalog

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