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Investing

Hot Stocks: Ten Super Crazy Volume Spikes

Thinkstock24/7 Wall St. often looks for crazy volume moves and there are more than just a handful today. AFC Enterprises, Inc. (NASDAQ: AFCE) is up 8% at $32.41 after being called a…

Jon C. Ogg
2:45pm ET
Retail

Herbalife Increases Board, Will Add Two Icahn Appointees

Courtesy Herbalife Ltd.Trading was halted briefly this afternoon in shares of nutrition and weight-control firm Herbalife Ltd. (NYSE: HLF) before the company announced that it had reached an agreement with activist investor…

Paul Ausick
9:50am ET
Investing

The New, Much Higher Carl Icahn Dividend

Activist investor and corporate raider Carl Icahn is showing his investors that he will be able to keep making more and more money in his efforts ahead. This morning came news from…

Jon C. Ogg
11:46am ET
Energy

MLPs Kick Off 2013 IPOs

ThinkstockThe first initial public offering (IPO) of the year went off yesterday as USA Compression Partners L.P. (NYSE: USAC) priced 11 million common units at $18 per unit. By the end of…

Paul Ausick
2:26pm ET
Banking, finance, and taxes

Amylin Gets Carl Icahn Off Its Neck! (AMLN, IEP)

Amylin Pharmaceuticals, Inc. (AMLN) is supposed to be getting a takeover offer soon, or at least it is expected to receive or disclose several possible bids soon.  Now the company has one…

IEP
Jon C. Ogg
12:01pm ET
Investing

Icahn Bid for Commercial Metals Fails (IEP, CMC)

The hostile takeover offer from a division of Icahn Enterprises LP (NYSE: IEP) for Commercial Metals Co. (NYSE: CMC) has been expired at midnight last night with only 23% of shares tendered…

Paul Ausick
9:37am ET
Investing

Icahn Bargain-Hunting for Dynegy (DYN, IEP, BX, NRG)

When Dynegy Inc. (NYSE: DYN) reported earnings, or rather, losses, yesterday, the company also included the dreaded “going concern” statement telling investors that unless the company could restructure its debt, Chapter 11…

Jon C. Ogg