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A worker smokes in front of a Myer store in central Sydney August 25, 2009.
View Photo »A customer smiles as she shops at a Myer store in central Sydney August 25, 2009.
View Photo »A worker smokes in front of a Myer store in central Sydney August 25, 2009.
View Photo »Britain's Business Secretary Peter Mandelson arrives at 10 Downing Street in London, for the weekly government cabinet meeting on December 16, 2008.
View Photo »A customer smiles as she shops at a Myer store in central Sydney August 25, 2009.
View Photo »American and its partner, TPG, stand ready to deliver significant value to JAL through a strengthened commercial relationship that will be part of a comprehensive recovery plan - if invited, welcome and deemed appropriate by JAL and the Government of Japan
the Company may not have adequately shopped itself around before entering into this transaction and, pursuant to this transaction, TPG Capital and the CPP Investment Board may be underpaying for IMS Health, thus unlawfully harming IMS (RX)shareholders.
As appropriate and if it were welcomed by Japan Airlines and the government of Japan, TPG could also be part of a comprehensive recovery plan
TPG has always been a contrarian investor, which by definition means looking at companies and other assets that are out of favor
Even under TPG ownership they've lost 1.5 per cent of market share, despite opening seven new stores
It’s hard to see any difference between Carl Icahn and TPG (Texas Pacific)
Governor Corzine should immediately release documents detailing the ties between TPG (Texas Pacific Group) and the casino industry.
Gov. Jon Corzine has a stake in TPG-Axon, a private hedge fund related to the corporate owner of four New Jersey casinos
TPG-Axon is an independent hedge fund with absolutely no relation to the TPG Capital private equity funds. Any suggestion to the contrary is patently false. Certain partners of Texas Pacific are passive investors in the TPG-Axon hedge fund, with economic interests but no decision-making authority.
Incidentally, the governor experienced a 33 percent loss on his investment in TPG-Axon last year, as evidenced by the (hedge fund’s) tax statement he recently received.
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