An at-the-market program is a good way to diversify a company's capital-raising options, especially now.
The failed thrift's shell company could be a vehicle for Kohlberg Kravis Roberts' next leveraged buyout.
With both interest rates and equity investors' expectations rising, more public companies are turning to private deals for capital.
Deadly convertibles are eyeballed by the the NASD.
More companies are opting to issue now, pay later.
