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Buffett Rebuffed
The Berkshire chairman decried the FASB mandate on new reporting for unrealized gains and losses. His airline holdings proved him wrong.
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Vincent Ryan
| June 1, 2020
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The Value of Cash
How much is $1 of surplus balance-sheet cash worth? Less as a company matures, it turns out.
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Hans Tallis
| November 4, 2014
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Why Would You Want to Work for a PE-Backed Firm?
For CFOs who may be of a mind to hook up with a private equity-backed company, open your eyes wide and tread very carefully.
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John Touey
| September 23, 2013
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Capital Markets
Out of the Public Eye
With both interest rates and equity investors' expectations rising, more public companies are turning to private deals for capital.
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Ian Springsteel
| January 1, 2000
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Stocks: New Regs for Deadly Convertibles
Deadly convertibles are eyeballed by the the NASD.
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Joseph McCafferty
| December 1, 1998
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Investment Banking
To Have and Have Not
Companies have long had it both ways on stock options. But now they must show what these incentives cost and how much dilution they cause
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Michelle Celarier
| March 1, 1998
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Corporate Finance
Where Cash Is Anything But Trash
Why Honeywell prefers debt over equity to finance deals.
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Stephen Barr
| February 1, 1998
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Technology
Right-of-Way
A rights-offering IPO helped OAO Technology Solutions motor through the heavy market-seas of the fall.
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Ian Springsteel
| January 1, 1998
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