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...Private credit’s investment-grade push A few private credit deals have caught DD’s eye as of late — earlier this month, Apollo bought $2bn of AT&T preferred stock, and last week KKR agreed to buy up to...
...J&J hired Jones Day, a Cleveland-based law firm and author of the “Texas two-step”....
...Since the beginning of October, Maga Inc, a newly created Trump super Pac, has spent $8.5mn on ads in Ohio, Pennsylvania, Georgia, Nevada and Arizona....
...products it sells, installing renewable energy facilities in Texas, and proposing to scale up carbon capture technology....
...Jones Day’s dancing days could be numbered Spend enough weekends at the local honky-tonk and mastering the Texas two-step becomes simple enough....
...deal in Texas....
...Jones, a financial services group....
...“No one’s saying they shouldn’t make money,” Jones-Monteiro said. “It’s just the extent of it.”...
...This is not just a recent phenomenon: Adam quotes Mark Jones, former director of London’s V&A, on Richard Wallace (1818-90), founder of the Wallace Collection, who “was an outsider, because of being illegitimate...
...Back in May, Texas bankruptcy judge David Jones called a Neiman director charged with investigating allegations of fraudulent asset transfers “borderline incompetent”....
...Credit markets also tallied losses, with a closely followed fund that buys junk bonds, known by its ticker HYG, declining 0.7 per cent....
...Some of the 43 were uninsured; some had been banned from driving. Business groups and think-tanks are making a mistake to cast Uber v London as a totemic fight to preserve capitalism....
...Funds include the $326bn California Public Employees’ Retirement System and the University of Texas/Texas A&M Investment Management Company....
...WPP will also reduce is planned capex from £400m to v£300m....
...US oil prices ended the day up significantly, with a 2.3 per cent gain bringing a barrel of West Texas Intermediate — the US standard — to $49.36....
...Separately, analysts at Credit Suisse warned this month that Priceline was suffering a deceleration in the growth of hotel bookings, citing increased competition in Asia from Traveloka....
...The decline was “driven by heightened competition in traditional pay TV markets and over-the-top services, hurricanes and our stricter credit standards”, the company noted....
...In credit markets, the premium investors’ demand to hold the debt of riskier US energy companies has climbed to the highest level since early January amid the decline in the price of oil this week....
...helped Brent crude end 4.5 per cent higher at $46.04 a barrel, while West Texas Intermediate gained 4.3 per cent....
...A recent Credit Suisse survey of 1,000 college-educated respondents who lived within five miles of a Whole Foods store showed customers still cited higher prices as the biggest reason they did not shop at...
...As a result of the weaker operating metrics, Devon was under more pressure to protect its credit rating....
...It was a different story for Texas-based Southwestern Energy....
...He cited a lawsuit in federal court in the Eastern District of Texas in which a patent that covered security systems, where a smartwatch could be used to turn on or off a car alarm, was in dispute....
...The rebound in oil makes a big difference to some companies and not much difference at all to many others, according to Jeff Schlegel of Jones Day, the law firm....
...Ted Cruz (Now 8%, Then 4%) Mr Cruz flew below the radar in the first two debates, but his vigorous performance in Colorado two weeks ago has given the firebrand Texas senator a new lease of life....
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