Meredith Whitney
FORTUNE magazine's unveiled its eleventh annual list of the 50 Most Powerful Women in Business, which this year included Oppenheimer's Meredith Whitney. Whitney made a ...
Oppenheimer's banking analyst Meredith Whitney comments on CNBC ...
NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Indra Nooyi, Chairman and CEO, PepsiCo, takes the No. 1 spot on FORTUNE magazine's eleventh annual list of the 50 Most Powerful Women in Business for the third year in a row. This year's list boasts eight newcomers, as well as notable firsts-- Sunoco's Lynn Elsenhans is the first woman in history to run a major U.S. oil company, Google's Marissa Mayer is the youngest honoree ever at age 33--and notable departures. Sallie Krawcheck, who last week announced plans to leave Citigroup, stepped out of her spot as the most watched woman on Wall Street. FORTUNE ranked these women at for-profit companies based on the size, importance, and health of their business in the global economy; career momentum; and social and cultural influence. The complete list and accompanying stories appear in the October 13 issue of FORTUNE, available on newsstands October 6 and at www.Fortune.com/mostpowerful on September 29. Rounding ...
Oppenheimer's banking analyst Meredith Whitney weighed in on Goldman Sachs (NYSE: GS), following Warren Buffett's $5 billion preferred share investment and the company's $5 billion common stock offering.
Whitney called ...
This is a recap of this week's major news on Wall Street:
1. Shares of Lehman Brothers (NYSE: LEH) fell from over $16 to under $4 this week, a 78% decline. Lehman was thee news topic the media was talking about this week. The slide began Monday as Oppenheimer's Meredith Whitney cut estimates on the bank. Tuesday, the stock continued its drop as reports were heard that an investment by Korea Development Bank were now off the table. Midway through the week, Lehman had to pre-announce its Q3 earnings in an attempt to halt the drastic decline in the bank's stock price. Lehman reported a Q3 loss of $5.92 and also announced that it would spin-off $25-$30 billion of its ...
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Unusual 11 Mid-Day Movers 9/8: GEHL, NCEM, CHB, RAMR Higher; FNM, FRE, LEH, WM Lower
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Oppenheimer's Whitney Lowers Estimates On Goldman Sachs (GS), Merrill Lynch (MER) And Lehman Brothers (LEH)
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Oppenheimer's Whitney Lowers Estimates on Goldman (GS)
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Cover Girl: Meredith Whitney; Is This The Bottom?
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Oppenheimer's Meredith Whitney Still Negative on Financials
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Oppenheimer's Whitney Says It's 'Highly Unlikely' Goldman Sachs (GS) Will Buy A Retail Bank
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Merrill Lynch (MER): Positive feedback from analysts
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Unusual 11 Mid-Day Movers 7/15: FHN, AAI, EPEX, WM Higher; VRAZ, FRE, FNM, SAH Lower
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Notable Analyst Rating Changes 7/15: NKE, ICE, LEN Upgraded; WB, AIG, KMB Downgraded
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Pre-Open Movers 7/15: Wachovia (WB) Sinks On Downgrade, Evergreen Solar (ESLR) Up on Contract
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Wachovia (WB): Outlook is bleak for equity shareholders - Opco
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Oppenheiner's Whitney Downgraded Wachovia (WB) to Underperform
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Oppenheimer analyst Meredith Whitney sees Merrill Lynch (MER) Q2 writedowns of over $5.8 billion - Bloomberg
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Oppenheimer's Whitney Sees More Bank Losses Ahead
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Whitney said Bank of America's (BAC) CEO views dividend as safe - Bloomberg
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Oppenheimer's Whitney Sees More Write-Downs At Citi, Merrill and UBS Due To Bond Insurers Downgrade
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Highlights From Bank of America's (BAC) Q1 Earnings Conference Call
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Citigroup (C) Q1 Earnings Conference Call Highlights
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Oppenheimer's Whitney on CNBC: More Financial Carnage Ahead
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Lehman (LEH): Actionable downgrade from OpCo's Meredith Whitney
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Oppenheimer's Meredith Whitney Sees Major Negative Revaluations for Financials
