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    Mar 15, 2013 |Story| Baltimore Sun

  1. Former Constellation CEO Shattuck retires from Exelon — but remains on its board

    Mayo A. Shattuck III, who coordinated the sale of two Baltimore institutions to out-of-state concerns and ran the region's power company for a volatile decade, has retired from the parent of Baltimore Gas and Electric Co.
    Mayo A. Shattuck III, who coordinated the sale of two Baltimore institutions to out-of-state concerns and ran the region's power company for a volatile decade, has retired from the parent of Baltimore Gas and Electric Co. Chicago-based Exelon Corp. didn'...

    Tags: Mayo A. Shattuck III, Deutsche Bank AG, MidAmerican Energy Company, Business, Politics

    2. Feb 9, 2013 |Column| Los Angeles Times

  2. Execs off the hook at S&P

    You may have heard last week about a couple of big lawsuits brought by federal and state governments, alleging that the credit rating agency Standard & Poor's concocted a fraudulent scheme that contributed to trillions of dollars in investment losses and the cratering of pretty much the entire world financial system.
    You may have heard last week about a couple of big lawsuits brought by federal and state governments, alleging that the credit rating agency Standard & Poor's concocted a fraudulent scheme that contributed to trillions of dollars in investment losses...

    Tags: Politics, U.S. Department of Justice, Kamala D. Harris, Eric Holder, California Public Employees' Retirement System

    3. Feb 11, 2013 |Column| Orlando Sentinel

  3. The vendetta against S&P

    WASHINGTON -- The Obama administration's suit against the rating agency Standard & Poor's makes for riveting headlines and lousy history. We want to blame the financial crisis and Great Recession on greed and dishonesty. The charge that S&P rigged bond ratings for its own gain -- providing artificially high ratings on the mortgage-backed securities that inflated the credit bubble -- fits this self-serving morality tale. The discomforting reality is that the financial collapse resulted from an extended period of prosperity, which led to weakened credit standards and inspired wishful thinking about the permanence of economic growth.
    WASHINGTON -- The Obama administration's suit against the rating agency Standard & Poor's makes for riveting headlines and lousy history. We want to blame the financial crisis and Great Recession on greed and dishonesty. The charge that S&P rigged bond...

    Tags: Mortgages, Economy, Business and Finance, U.S. Department of Justice, McGraw-Hill Incorporated, Finance

    4. Feb 7, 2013 |Column| Hartford Courant

  4. A Good First Step In Improving The XL Center

    Global Spectrum won control of the XL Center for the next decade and Rentschler Field for the next seven years because of a superior capital investment structure.
    The Hartford Courant
    Global Spectrum won control of the XL Center for the next decade and Rentschler Field for the next seven years because of a superior capital investment structure. OK, that reads with all the excitement of the real estate section. Please. Keep reading,...

    Tags: Sports, Geno Auriemma, National Hockey League, Economy, Business and Finance, Jim Calhoun

    5. Jan 28, 2013 |Story| Baltimore Sun

  5. New CEO named for Adams Express and Petroleum & Resources funds

    Mark E. Stoeckle has been named CEO of Baltimore-based Adams Express Co. and Petroleum & Resources Corp., replacing Douglas G. Ober, who last year announced his intention to retire. Stoeckle, 56, has been the chief investment officer of the U.S. Equities...

    Tags: Energy Resources, Economy, Business and Finance, Politics, Adams Express Company, BNP Paribas

    6. Jan 22, 2013 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  6. Only 29% of investment bankers think new rules have boosted IPOs

    WASHINGTON -- Only about three out of ten investment bankers think new federal rules intended to encourage startups have led to more initial public offerings, according to <a href="http://www.bdo.com/news/pr/2431">poll results</a> released Tuesday.
    WASHINGTON -- Only about three out of ten investment bankers think new federal rules intended to encourage startups have led to more initial public offerings, according to poll results released Tuesday. The findings from BDO, an accounting and...

    Tags: Business, Startups, Banking, Initial Public Offerings, Google+

    7. Jan 21, 2013 |Story| Baltimore Sun

  7. Venture capital for companies in the Maryland region drops nearly 27 percent

    Uncertainty over the economy contributed to a nearly 27 percent drop last year in venture capital funding for young companies in Maryland, Washington and Northern Virginia, the first decrease since 2009, according to a new report from PricewaterhouseCoopers.
    Uncertainty over the economy contributed to a nearly 27 percent drop last year in venture capital funding for young companies in Maryland, Washington and Northern Virginia, the first decrease since 2009, according to a new report from...

    Tags: Gaithersburg (Montgomery, Maryland), Food and Drug Administration, U.S. Congress, Technology, Science and Technology

    8. Dec 9, 2012 |Story| Orlando Sentinel

  8. Tax issues for small-business owners to ponder as 'fiscal cliff' looms

    Steve Looney, 53, is a certified public accountant, board-certified lawyer, and chairman of the tax department at the Orlando-based law firm Dean Mead. He spoke with Orlando Sentinel staff writer <a href="http://bio.tribune.com/saraclarke">Sara K. Clarke</a> about what small-business owners should keep in mind as they do yearend tax planning with the president and Congress attempting to renegotiate the "fiscal cliff" budget.
    Steve Looney, 53, is a certified public accountant, board-certified lawyer, and chairman of the tax department at the Orlando-based law firm Dean Mead. He spoke with Orlando Sentinel staff writer Sara K. Clarke about what small-business owners should keep...

    Tags: Politics, Business, Small Businesses, Sales, Fiscal Cliff

    9. Dec 28, 2012 |Story| Baltimore Sun

  9. Investment outlook for 2013 clouded by uncertainty

    Usually by early December, investment professionals have mapped out their outlook for the next year. But such forecasting has been made difficult by the "fiscal cliff" — the confluence of spending cuts and higher taxes that kick in automatically...

    Tags: Energy Resources, Business, U.S. Congress, Natural Gas, Microsoft Corporation

    10. Nov 29, 2012 |Story| Hampton Roads Daily Press

  10. ODU opponents' coach Moglia unique in college football

    Each Thursday, Joe Moglia devotes 20 minutes out of the Coastal Carolina football team meeting to talk to his players about something other than football. Recently, he was struck by a story in the local newspaper about a suicide.
    Each Thursday, Joe Moglia devotes 20 minutes out of the Coastal Carolina football team meeting to talk to his players about something other than football. Recently, he was struck by a story in the local newspaper about a suicide. He stood in front of...

    Tags: Sports, College Football, Economy, Business and Finance, Football, TD Ameritrade Holdings Corp.

    11. Oct 22, 2012 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  11. Like his inspiration Churchill, hotelier won't stay down

    To say that Chicago-based luxury hotel investor Laurence Geller is captivated by all things Winston Churchill is something of an understatement.
    Tribune staff reporter
    To say that Chicago-based luxury hotel investor Laurence Geller is captivated by all things Winston Churchill is something of an understatement.    As chairman of the Churchill Centre, a not-for-profit dedicated to preserving the legacy of the iconic...

    Tags: Hospitals and Clinics, Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, Colleges and Universities, Restaurant and Catering Industry, Human Interest

    12. Oct 30, 2012 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  12. Swiss bank UBS to cut 10,000 jobs, or 16% of workforce, by 2015

    Swiss bank UBS will cut 10,000 jobs as it exits from its fixed-income trading business and tries to cut costs and concentrate on wealth management.
    Swiss bank UBS will cut 10,000 jobs as it exits from its fixed-income trading business and tries to cut costs and concentrate on wealth management. The Zurich, Switzerland-based institution, which stated that it is “significantly reshaping its...

    Tags: Economy, Business and Finance, Career and Workplace, Unemployment, Business Enterprises, Finance

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