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It's been said daily journalism is the first draft of history. Full Article at Globe and Mail
Andrew Ross Sorkin seems badly confused about the Fed and bank obligations in his NYT column this morning. Full Article at Beat the Press
A lot of people have looked at AIG as a Paulson bailout ... In fact, it was a Tim Geithner bailout. Hank was in Washington and had very little to do with it. It was Tim’s deal. The terms of the deal are Tim’s. He was the man at the table. He went to Ben to get approval. But this was a Tim Geithner produ...
The contest for Cadbury could become a little more crowded. While Kraft Foods’ $16.7 billion offer for Cadbury is the only official bid on the table, other snack companies are weighing their next steps. Full Article at Dealbook
Talks between General Electric and Vivendi over the future of NBC Universal have stalled, The New York Times’s Andrew Ross Sorkin and Tim Arango reported on Saturday, citing people involved in the discussions who spoke on condition of anonymity because... Full Article at Dealbook
As explained in Andrew Ross Sorkin's Too Big to Fail, Morgan Stanley received a $9 billion investment from Mitsubishi UFJ in the fall of 2008 that kept the firm from collapsing. Full Article at The Business Insider
Journalist and best-selling author Andrew Ross Sorkin, who has had precocious success working a chummy network of high-finance sources, is a shining light at the New York Times—and a figure of considerable newsroom conflict.
This evening at 7pm ET: GEITHNER UNDER FIRE Panel: *Andrew Ross Sorkin, The New York Times, Deal Book Editor; NYTimes Chief M&A Reporter *James Pethokoukis, Reuters Money & Politics Columnist *Lurita Doan, Former GSA Administrator;"Leadership Matters" Full Article at Kudlow's Money Politics
The piece also claimed that many of ARS’s colleagues at the Times think it has to do with the fact that he’s too buddy-buddy with his high-profile pals, and goes way too easy on them in print. Not true, says Joe Scarborough. Full Article at Clusterstock
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A lot of people have looked at AIG as a Paulson bailout ... In fact, it was a Tim Geithner bailout. Hank was in Washington and had very little to do with it. It was Tim’s deal. The terms of the deal are Tim’s. He was the man at the table. He went to Ben to get approval. But this was a Tim Geithner produ...
Journalist and best-selling author Andrew Ross Sorkin, who has had precocious success working a chummy network of high-finance sources, is a shining light at the New York Times—and a figure of considerable newsroom conflict.
A lot of people have looked at AIG as a Paulson bailout ... In fact, it was a Tim Geithner bailout. Hank was in Washington and had very little to do with it. It was Tim’s deal. The terms of the deal are Tim’s. He was the man at the table. He went to Ben to get approval. But this was a Tim Geithner produ...
Oftentimes, you hear people talk about [Federal Reserve Chairman] Ben Bernanke as though he were the lead actor ... One of the revelations for me throughout the reporting process is that the real lead actors when it came to making these deals happen were [Treasury Secretary] Hank [Paulson] and Tim. Tim ...
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