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...Kevin O’Byrne, group CFO, and John Rogers, CEO, received bonuses of £411,000 and £457,000 respectively....
...Kevin O’Byrne, chief financial officer, and John Rogers, chief executive of Sainsbury’s Argos, received bonuses of £411,000 and £457,000 respectively....
...Roger Burnley, who took over as chief executive at the start of 2018, said that “momentum returned” in 2017, driven by “investments in lowering prices, further improving quality and innovation in own brand...
...And no one complained at the time — other than people like former Deutsche Bank hedgie Roger Ehrenberg, who asked, simply: Are you stoned?...
...“When it becomes a cocktail party conversation term, its value is lost,” said Roger Ehrenberg, founder of IA Ventures, which invests in data start-ups....
...“Everything [in finance] really springs from data,” says Roger Ehrenberg, a former hedge fund manager at Deutsche Bank who now makes investments in so-called big data companies....
...Roger Ehrenberg of Information Arbitrage, an investor in “big data” start-ups, sees similarities with Blackstone’s IPO in 2007, which popped from $31 to $35 on opening day – when early investors and management...
...Roger Ehrenberg of IA Ventures, one of DataSift’s new backers, says that the company’s firehose deal is one key (the only other company to have an arrangement like this with Twitter is Gnip, which carves...
...Roger Ehrenberg, a former hedge fund manager who invests in technology start-ups, says demand is high among financial traders for help with assembling masses of data, or for refining them so that “what’s...
...Roger Ehrenberg, a veteran of Wall Street (and derivatives), contends that the focus on the ‘evils’ of the derivatives market is misplaced....
...Ehrenberg – Information Arbitrage Spooky....
...First, Wall Streeter-turned VC Roger Ehrenberg argued for an ‘open source approach’ to bond analytics: If an open source approach has worked so well in software, why not apply it to the ratings problem?...
...Related links: Guest post: Roger Ehrenberg asks, ‘are derivatives the real problem?’...
...Here’s Roger Ehrenberg at Information Arbitrage, in a post titled, “Deal with it, Mr. Einhorn“: David Einhorn is without question an exceptionally bright man and a very astute investor....
...The stock floated two years ago and promptly popped to a 68 per cent premium above the $18.50 IPO price, causing Roger Ehrenberg to ask at the time: 40xs earnings? Are you stoned?...
...Information arbitrage, Roger Ehrenberg: You can say something about the current administration – they are really trying....
...We met Roger Ehrenberg of Kinetics to learn about his company, which is mining the text in Securities and Exchange Commission filings (and other pieces of text) to see which word clusters are predictive...
...Roger Ehrenberg, Information Arbitrage: The equity market certainly bought the rumor of the bailout plan (hereafter referred to as the “Geithner Plan”), rallying like crazy over the past week on nothing...
...Investors, Ehrenberg says, often get bad information. And it has got to stop. So who’s to blame? Wimpy accounting rule-makers? Congress, who also can weigh in on such issues?...
...Roger Ehrenberg. Paul Kedrosky. Howard Lindzon. If those names mean anything to you, you’re already fairly hip to the world of US financial bloggers....
...Roger Ehrenberg thinks it’s time for Microsoft to get tough, arguing that “Yahoo’s lame tactics have only been outshone by Microsoft’s inexplicable passivity.”...
...Contributing to that debate is Roger Ehrenberg, the veteran investment banker and former Citi dealmaker, who, in his blog Informationarbitrage, gives us his 10 most common merger pitfalls and says that in...
...Roger Ehrenberg thinks, regardless of the pain for shareholders, a vote against the deal is very unlikely. Either way, it would take investors 12 months to reject the deal finally....
...Why is no one pushing back against the New York state insurance superintendent’s strong-armed tactics, asks Roger Ehrenberg?...
...Roger Ehrenberg, at Information Arbitrage, was among those unimpressed....
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