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Xerox reportedly will be broken into two pieces, and activist investor Carl Icahn, who has a significant stake in the company's shares, will receive several board seats.
AIG said it plans to sell its broker-dealer network, spin off part of its mortgage-insurance unit and slash costs. but not break up the company.
AIG has received another letter from activist investor Carl Icahn demanding AIG bust itself up into smaller, more focused units.
The market continues to pressure Xerox's shares, as questions about its viability as an independent public corporation dog it. Its shares have dropped 31% in the past year.
Say what you want about media tycoon Rupert Murdoch, but he doesn’t give up easily.
Many on Wall Street are scratching their heads over the latest move by activist investor Carl Icahn.
The long and deep energy sell-off has brought many 10% owners and executives out to the buy desk. The insider buying volume swamped selling last week.
On Friday, after activist investor Carl Icahn revealed a 12.1% stake in Pep Boys – Manny, Moe & Jack (NYSE: PBY), the stock bounced big in after-hours trading, but cooler heads appear to...
It seems that no company is too big for Carl Icahn to try to influence in an effort to unlock value. AIG is now Icahn's latest public target.
Copper miner and oil producer Freeport-McMoRan announced Wednesday morning that the company had appointed two new board members recommended by activist investor Carl Icahn.
Carl Icahn has released an ominous video on his website saying that the seven-year bull market has run its course.
Icahn is not necessarily looking for a dividend payout, but it can be surmised that he almost certainly wants Freeport-McMoRan to get rid of the oil and gas albatross it acquired.
Activist investor Carl Icahn has revealed that he had acquired a more than 8% stake in copper and gold miner Freeport-McMoran.
Activist investor Carl Icahn disclosed on Thursday the acquisition of 19.4 million shares of stock in Cheniere Energy, about 8.2% of the company's outstanding shares.
Carl Icahn has issued an open letter to Apple CEO Tim Cook, with a valuation path -- driven largely by buybacks -- that would theoretically make Apple worth a whopping $240 per share.